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What tree is this? - Photinia, Red Robin
Jonathan Bailey
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I believe it’s evergreen.
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Looks like it could be a photinia to me. Photinias are evergreen and usually have red leaves on the new growth hence thier common name 'red robin'.
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Welcome to permies, Jonathan! I concur with Henry. "Red Robin" is a common popular name. We've got several here and those leaves and flower clusters look very familiar. Dense, hard
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and the leaves are a good livestock fodder.
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