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Pieris Forest Flame 9 cm£7.50Stock 19Pieris Forest Flame has fiery red young foliage is upright growing and evergreen perfect for brightening up spring borders. The foliage is... Learn More
Pieris japonica DebutanteSpecial Price £5.25 Regular Price £7.50Stock 67Pieris japonica Debutante is a very decorative and brilliant-white flowering shrub for the spring border. They have attractive shiny evergreen... Learn More
Pieris japonica Little Heath 9 cm£7.50Stock 51Pieris japonica "Little Heath" is a lovely, dwarf-growing shrub with variegated foliage. In early spring the plant develops plenty of flowering... Learn More
Pieris Flaming Silver£7.95Out of stockOut of stockPieris Flaming Silver is a very decorative and spectacular shrub for the spring border. Each spring it will surprise you with an outburst of new... Learn More
Pieris combo Flaming Silver Forest Flame£12.95Out of stockOut of stockFlaming Silver and Forest Flame are a great combination of spectacular evergreen shrubs for your garden or spring border. Each spring they will... Learn More- Pieris japonica Little Heath 13 cm£7.95Out of stockOut of stockPieris japonica "Little Heath" is a lovely, dwarf-growing shrub with variegated foliage. In early spring the plant develops plenty of flowering... Learn More
Pieris japonica Cupido 13 cm pot£8.95Out of stockOut of stockPieris japonica Cupido is an evergreen plant, this Pieris is hardy and grows to a height of 1 m. It is a broadly growing shrub with compact growth.... Learn More
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Pieris japonica has many names including Japanese andromeda, lily-of-the-valley shrub and Japanese pieris
Choose a site with full to partial shade and rich, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter and an acidic pH. The plant is a bit fussy about soil and light exposure, but if azaleas and camellias do well in the area, Pieris shrubs will too.
It has a naturally attractive shape, and it’s best to let it grow without pruning. If you need to tidy up the plant, do so after the flowering period.
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