Photinia Pink Marble – 1/2 Standard

225.00

Frequently Bought Together

Photinia Pink Marble - 1/2 Standard - 30L 6-8cm girth, 60-70cm head
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Caragh Nurseries Multi-Purpose Compost - 50L
Total: 233.00

Description

If you want year-round structure and a bit of theatre, Photinia ‘Pink Marble’ delivers. The new growth comes through in vivid pinks and soft creams, maturing into glossy green — so it always looks like it’s doing something, even when the rest of the garden is catching its breath.
In a 1/2 standard form, it becomes a ready-made feature: a neat, lifted “lollipop” canopy that brings height, colour, and instant polish to entrances, patios, and formal borders. It’s evergreen, reliable, and surprisingly uplifting — like a little burst of light planted on purpose.

Perfect for

  • Flanking a front door or driveway entrance (pairs look stunning)
  • Large pots on patios and terraces
  • Adding evergreen structure to mixed planting
  • Smart, low-fuss colour in modern gardens

Quick Facts

  • Botanical name: Photinia × fraseri ‘Pink Marble’
  • Plant type: Evergreen shrub (trained as a 1/2 standard)
  • Foliage: Variegated cream/green with vivid pink/red new growth
  • Best position: Sun to partial shade (best colour in sun)
  • Soil: Moist but free-draining; adaptable once established
  • Hardiness: Hardy; shelter from harsh, drying winds for best leaf quality
  • Great in pots: Yes — ideal in a substantial container

Caragh Garden Notebook (our best tips)

  • Keep it looking crisp with a light trim. A gentle prune after the first flush encourages fresh, colourful new growth and keeps the head neat.
  • Feed in spring. A balanced slow-release feed helps maintain strong colour and healthy foliage (especially in pots).
  • Water well in year one. Once established it’s resilient, but consistent watering early on makes all the difference.
  • Pot planting tip: Use a large, heavy pot (for stability) and don’t let it dry out completely in summer — standards can dry faster than you’d expect.
  • Style it up underneath. Underplant with trailing ivy, soft grasses, or seasonal colour to make the stem-and-canopy shape feel intentional and lush.

 

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