Rose ‘Kew Gardens’ prunus rotundifolia Photinia red robin is an

Photinia red robin is an excellent alternative to other evergreen hedging

retains brown leaves deep into winter Wildlife Benefit: Produces catkins and seeds attractive to birds and insects Root Ball: Supplied as a field-lifted root ball for easier

Hardiness: Tolerates –20°C

Plant in full sun or dappled shade

Yes—its compact size and slow growth make it ideal on patios or for small gardens

Rose ‘Kew Gardens’ prunus rotundifolia Photinia red robin is anEnglish Shrub Rose A light and airy rose producing clusters of small, single white blooms that attract pollinators. Key Features: Single white flowers Wildlife friendly Repeat flowering Light, natural appearance Supplied in a 3 or 4 litre pot Description: Kew Gardens is perfect for informal and wildlife friendly planting schemes. Its open flowers attract bees and other pollinators, while its continuous flowering provides long lasting interest.