Pyracantha yellow | Shrub

Botanical Name: Pyracantha coccinea ‘Yellow’ Type: Evergreen Shrub Height & Spread: 6–10 ft tall, 8–12 ft wide (can be trained) Foliage: Glossy, dark green leaves Flowers: Clusters of small white blossoms in late spring Berries: Bright yellow berries in autumn & winter Growth Habit: Dense, thorny branches; excellent for hedging The Pyracantha Yellow, also known as Yellow Firethorn, is a striking evergreen shrub valued for its abundant golden-yellow berries that brighten the garden in autumn and persist well into winter. It also produces masses of small white flowers in late spring, attracting pollinators, followed by the vibrant berries that provide food for birds. With its dense, thorny growth, Pyracantha makes an excellent security hedge, wall/trailing plant, or ornamental focal point. Its year-round interest and easy-care nature make it a favorite among landscapers and gardeners. Key Features: Evergreen foliage with seasonal flowers & berries Showy golden-yellow berries lasting through winter Excellent security hedge due to thorny branches Provides food & shelter for birds and pollinators Can be trained along fences or walls Care Tips: Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade Soil: Thrives in well-drained, moderately fertile soil Watering: Moderate watering; drought-tolerant once established Pruning: After flowering to maintain shape and encourage berry production Breeder/Origin: Pyracantha varieties have been cultivated widely in Europe and Asia; the exact breeder for yellow selections is not specifically recorded, as it’s an ornamental selection rather than a patented hybrid.