Photinia integrifolia Check with George a damp woodland border

a damp woodland border

and red-purple

In full sun they flower and scent most heavily but spread more freely

creamy-white to greenish blooms brushed with maroon and aging to pink

at home on rocky slopes

Photinia integrifolia Check with George a damp woodland borderPhotinia integrifolia is a handsome broadleaf evergreen, a small tree or large shrub of the rose family, widespread through the hills of southern and southeastern Asia, from the Himalayas and the Western Ghats of India east into Southeast Asia, yet virtually unknown in American gardens. A relative of the familiar Chinese photinia (Photinia serrulata), the species carries the same glossy, leathery foliage but with untoothed, entire margined leaves, the