Hardy Pyrancantha of the ; SAPHYR® range, with red berries.
This variety has all the characteristics of the SAPHYR® range.
SAPHYR® Rouge 'Cadange', medium fast growing.
From September onwards until December, it bears an abundance of big, shiny, bright red berries finally turning orange at the end of the season.
Pyracantha SAPHYR® Rouge 'Cadrou'
Hardy Pyrancantha of the ; SAPHYR® range, with red berries.
This variety has all the characteristics of the SAPHYR® range.
SAPHYR® Rouge 'Cadange', medium fast growing.
From September onwards until December, it bears an abundance of big, shiny, bright red berries finally turning orange at the end of the season.
hardy (-20°C)
evergreen
winter
Plant details
- Width
- 2,00 m
- Height
- 2,00 /4,00 m
- Habit
- erect
- Hardiness
- hardy (-20°C)
- Resistance
- résistant au feu bactérien,résistant à la tavelure
- Foliage
- evergreen
- Foliage colour
- green
- Flowering period
- spring
- Flowering colour
- white
- Fruits
- rouges en automne, hiver
Selected by :
INRAE / SAPHYR
PBR / European PBR :
COV nationaux
Protection :
Variété protégée par COV et marque déposée, multiplication sans licence strictement interdite
The Pyracantha SAPHYR® range
The SAPHYRA ® range is equally suited to landscaped areas and smaller gardens.
The plants are short and well-branched, with moderate growth, and can be used on small structures (1.50 m high maximum), or as ground cover, in association with shrubs and perennials for example.
They flower abundantly from May to September-October, in sun or part-shade.
They are strong and easy to grow, with excellent resistance to disease and frost, and are easy to prune mechanically (cut back to 20 cm from the ground, and the new stems will restart naturally).
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
(wholesale)
Garden Tips
Use :
As a trimmed or free growing hedge, planted in containers or trained against a wall or a fence.
Type of soil :
All naturally drained types of soil.
Care :
For a shaped hedge, cut regularly at the end of winler (preferably with secateurs), the berries grow on two-year-old wood.
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