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Trying to identify a medium sized wall shrub possibly a climber. It has gingery brown new growth similar to photiniax Fraserii 'Birmingham' which age to green and a few mature leaves edged white .( Some young leaves are white but look like reversion ). Leaves smooth edged are ovate/ Lancelot and in July is forming small berries similar to a pyracantha but more fleshy. This looks simillar in habit to a Trachleospermum jasminium. This is not an Actinidia Kolomikta or Actinidia Isosa 'aguta' as leaves are not toothed and are smaller than its cultivars. Any ideas please?
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27 Jul, 2014
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Hi, I think you're right Jent, only now it's Photinia davidiana "palette", I do wish the powers that be would stop renaming everything, Derek.
28 Jul, 2014
Thank you Jent / Derek m I think you have hit the nail on the head, only have one concern in that on looking to verify I note that the berries on the Photinia davidiana "palette", are red ageing to black and the ones on my ident are green to white?
28 Jul, 2014
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Have you a picture of it? :o))
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