How Do You Grow Red Tip Shrubs?
In outdoor landscaping, shrubbery provides a pleasing background to almost any type of setting. One of the most popular shrubs across the southern half of the United States and on the west coast, the Red-Tip Photinia is hardy and beautiful year-around. We’re going to look at some ways to ensure the addition of these red-tip shrubs is a successful one. Part of the rose family, the Red-Tip Photinia grows best when it has access to full sunlight and is planted in warm or hot climates. They can do well in dry climates, as long as they’re watered often but sparingly. These hardy plants can survive in colder temperatures for a time, but it is necessary to make sure they are well insulated and protected when the temperature drops. Soil is best sandy or loamy, and should have excellent drainage. Shrubs should be planted between four and six feet apart. As they grow, they will form a dense hedge. The Red-Tip Photinia gets its name from the color of its new growth. The red will change to green a
