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'''Common name''': Firethorn ‘Soleil d’Or’, Golden Firethorn,Golden Sun, P. Soleil d'Or, Yelow firethorn | '''Common name''': Firethorn ‘Soleil d’Or’, Golden Firethorn,Golden Sun, P. Soleil d'Or, Yelow firethorn | ||
Pyracantha berries are mildly poisonous as their seeds contain cyanogenic glycosides and can cause mild gastro-intestinal problems when eaten raw in large quantities. | [[File:Skull and crossbones1.jpg|frameless|upright 2.25]] Pyracantha berries are mildly poisonous as their seeds contain cyanogenic glycosides and can cause mild gastro-intestinal problems when eaten raw in large quantities. | ||
Soleil d'Or' is an evergreen shrub with large prickly thorns and small, elliptic, green, glossy leaves and red-flushed stems. About 1874 M. Lalande, a nurseryman in Angers, France, selected from seedlings of P. coccinea an improved form, a more freely berrying than the type. A sport produced a yellow-berried form now named Soleil d'Or'. It produces dense inflorescences of small white flowers in early summer and in late summer bunches of spherical green berries develop and these change to a yellow in Autumn and remain on branches during winter. | Soleil d'Or' is an evergreen shrub with large prickly thorns and small, elliptic, green, glossy leaves and red-flushed stems. About 1874 M. Lalande, a nurseryman in Angers, France, selected from seedlings of P. coccinea an improved form, a more freely berrying than the type. A sport produced a yellow-berried form now named Soleil d'Or'. It produces dense inflorescences of small white flowers in early summer and in late summer bunches of spherical green berries develop and these change to a yellow in Autumn and remain on branches during winter. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 24 September 2019
Kingdom: Plantae
(unranked): Angiosperms
(unranked): Eudicots
(unranked): Rosids
Order: Rosales
Family: Rosaceae
Genus: Pyracantha
Form: P. coccinea lalandei
Sport: Soleil d’Or
Scientific name: Pyracantha coccinea lalandei 'Soleil d'Or
Common name: Firethorn ‘Soleil d’Or’, Golden Firethorn,Golden Sun, P. Soleil d'Or, Yelow firethorn
Pyracantha berries are mildly poisonous as their seeds contain cyanogenic glycosides and can cause mild gastro-intestinal problems when eaten raw in large quantities.
Soleil d'Or' is an evergreen shrub with large prickly thorns and small, elliptic, green, glossy leaves and red-flushed stems. About 1874 M. Lalande, a nurseryman in Angers, France, selected from seedlings of P. coccinea an improved form, a more freely berrying than the type. A sport produced a yellow-berried form now named Soleil d'Or'. It produces dense inflorescences of small white flowers in early summer and in late summer bunches of spherical green berries develop and these change to a yellow in Autumn and remain on branches during winter.
