pyracantha hedge - Gardening
I recently bought this young nursery pyracantha 'teton' as I thought it had an interesting trunk line, nice tight foliage/nodes and good sacrificial branches. I plan to hard prune in spring/summer, to reduce the potential inverse taper points, then allow to grow on for a few years either in a... I know some of us have pyracanthas, and I don't understand why this well-known species isn't abundant in the threads.
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For me, it's been a pest-free and easy-to-manage species. So, now that the berries are ripening on our trees (at their peak IMO), let's show off what we have in this thread... Found this nursery stock pyracanthain our place...looks like a good material for bonsai...any suggestions on styling this tree? And care as well.
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Large pyracantha cuttings are possible put the larger the cutting the harder it is to root so you could be successful but probably won't. If losing it doesn't matter then have a go. If you are really keen to succeed then layering is a much better option. Thank you both! I decided to airlayer the triple trunk and take the other one as a cutting.
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Here’s my little pyracantha I’ve been training for a few years now. This year the leaves have really gained some size & I feel it ruins the appearance a little. Can pyracantha be defoliate to stimulate a second flush in the same way I’d defoliate a JM? I’m in the south of the UK. On , I began two air layerings on a mature (15-20 year old) Pyracantha coccinea in our front yard. The first photo shows the location of the two layerings.
After that, the photos show the smaller diameter layering progression, followed by the larger diameter piece. The lower... Hello, I am new to Bonsai and this forum as well. I have a pyracantha which has been declining.