Photinia serratifolia

Taiwanese photinia or Chinese photinia is in the rose or Rosaceae family and is a shrub native to China, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and India. It is a shrub or tree growing 4–6 m tall.

• Leaves are evergreen, simple, alternate, leathery, finely-toothed, deep green, with prominent mid-ribs, new leaves have bronze tones in the spring, some turn reddish in the fall.
• Flowers are numerous, in terminal corymbs 10–16 cm across; each flower is 8 mm wide, white, 5-petaled, with about 20 stamens; petals are roundish, spreading; flowers blossom in the spring.
• Fruit is a roundish, orange-red pome, glabrous, about 6 mm across, ripening in August and persisting on the tree over winter.