| Wall shrubs including pyracantha or ornamental quince can be trained and get less out of control than some vigorous climbers. |
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| Aggressive planting of hawthorn, pyracantha, creeping juniper, holly, Chinese jujube, roses, blackthorn or prickly ash will help deter criminals. |
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| The pyracantha bushes flaunt the screaming orange berries, the deciduous hollies sport sparkling red ones on bare stems. |
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| But the robins weren't the only birds that took advantage of the pyracantha berries while they were on the bush. |
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| Exotic plants such as bougainvillaea, duranta and pyracantha have been used in gardens for many years. |
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| Plants such as pyracantha and Japanese quince produce flowers and berries on branches more than 1 year old. |
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| As its common name, firethorn, suggests, pyracantha makes an excellent impenetrable barrier: the ultimate plant in home security. |
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| These trees, including many varieties of crabapple, hawthorn, pear, mountain ash, flowering quince, and pyracantha, should be pruned during the dormant season. |
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| Use bouquets of pyracantha berries in small vases at place settings. |
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| I finally planted the orange-berried pyracantha I bought months ago to start to fill up the bare wall, and the ivies and passion flower should, over time, do the rest. |
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| Other good greens for fresh display include camellia, citrus, eucalyptus, holly, nandina, pine, pyracantha, red-wood, toyon, and Western red cedar. |
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| The method allows the detection of 10-100 cells of E. amylovora per ml, mixed with extracts from pear, apple and pyracantha tissues. |
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| Many birds love berries of barberry, beautyberry, cotoneaster, currant, elderberry, gooseberry, holly, mahonia, mountain ash, nandina, pyracantha, and strawberry tree. |
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| It refers to the syrah which is very prominent around the Cadenette estate, and also to the pyracantha shrubs which surround the property. |
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| Some ornamentals such as pyracantha and cotoneaster were also infected. |
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| Take hardwood cuttings from shrubs including buddleia, forsythia, spiraea, weigela, berberis, hydrangea, pyracantha and roses. |
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| Take hardwood cuttings from shrubs including buddleia, forsythia, spirea, weigela, berberis, hydrangea, pyracantha and roses. |
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| A quirky name for mighty tree LAST time in my A-Z of plants we took a look at pyracantha. |
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| For a security hedge, try blackthorn mixed with hawthorn, pyracantha, cotoneaster and mahonia. |
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| Q My two-year-old pyracantha Orange Glow is very healthy but has never flowered or produced berries. |
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| So there is much to like, but how to solve your problem, particuarly as hard renovation can make pyracantha more vulnerable to the unsightly bacterial disease fireblight? |
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| I have a large pyracantha growing near the side access to my house. |
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| Sprays of perennially overeager pyracantha flounced down the stone walls of the 79th Street transverse in Central Park, branch tips almost mingling with small snowdrifts at the walls' base. |
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| A few summers ago, an evil pyracantha shrub that blocked some of its sunlight was sacrificed in its honor. |
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| For shrubs with fall color, plant barberry, cotoneaster, mahonia, nandina, or pyracantha. |
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| Look in your garden for anything with berries, like cotoneaster, rowan and pyracantha. |
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| Cotoneasters and pyracantha can both be trained horizontally and will give you flowers and berries. |
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| Among the most effective plants are pyracantha, common hawthorn, rosa rugosa rubra, holly, berberis Julianae and rambling rose. |
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| Or, if you want berries, both pyracantha and cotoneaster will give you masses of small white flowers beloved by insects, which are then followed by berries. |
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| Ornamental crab apples, rowans, cotoneaster and pyracantha, along with other berrying trees and shrubs, are great for extending the year and giving more colour. |
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| Hardy evergreens such as pyracantha, privet, laurel, yew, leyland cypress and western red cedar are fine, but be prepared to cover with fleece if severe frost occurs. |
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| Tom recommends most clematis species and hydrangea petiolaris, which prefers east-facing walls, as well as flowering cotoneaster sp and pyracantha sp. |
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| Its fruit is tasty to birds, which assist pyracantha in naturalizing a slope by excreting its seeds so that, in due course, you will have a firethorn forest. |
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| I liked the stealthy hiding part, often choosing the excellent cover provided by a set of prickly Pyracantha bushes in a neighboring yard. |
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| A My suggestions would be a climber like jasmine or honeysuckle, or a trained wall shrub such as Flowering quince, or Pyracantha, which is spiky. |
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| Some hollies have orange berries rather than red, as does Pyracantha. |
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