The "Serrulata Chinese Photinia" is correctly Photinia serratifolia (syn. P. serrulata). It's an evergreen shrub/small tree to 20 feet, hardy to zone 7—suitable for Lubbock (zone 7a).
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Japanese cultivars (e.g., 'Red Robin') are smaller and more common. Ask for the species form if you want the larger tree type.
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