However, choosing when to prune pyracantha depends entirely on your variety, which is why we’ve got all of the information you need to know below - whether you’re growing a firethorn hedge ...

Disease, ill-timed pruning, out-of-whack soil nutrition and too much shade are a few reasons why pyracantha might not flower.

Q: We have a pyracantha that blossoms heavily and sets berries, but when the berries are about to ripen, they turn black. What's up? A: That sounds like pyracantha scab, a fungal disease that's ...

Walter Reeves answers Atlanta-area lawn and garden questions, including whether trying out light levels harmed pyracantha, and how often to turn compost.

One winter, wild birds threw a raucous fiesta in our pyracantha hedge. The frenzy was unremitting as sparrows and finches dined on overripe, fermented berries. Normally our berries are long gone be… ...

One of winter’s pleasures for gardeners is the brilliant and copious display of berries produced by pyracantha, commonly known as firethorn. Starting in late summer or early fall, the pea-siz… ...

Pyracantha is an evergreen noted for its orange fruit, which remains throughout the winter. Plants will grow to a height and spread of more than 12 feet.

When we focus on plants that add color, texture or structure to the winter landscape. Scarlet Firethorn, which many gardeners know better as Pyracantha, easily fills the bill. This evergreen woody ...

The bright red berries of Pyracantha koidzumii 'Victory' decorate your garden for the holidays. The clusters of fruit that dangle on thin stems develop from white flowers in mid- to late spring.

A: Your choices are good, but consider pyracantha. It's a fuller evergreen and thorny bush with beautiful white spring blossoms followed by red or orange berries in the winter that provide food ...