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Pieris Evergreen Collection
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Perfect In Pots
Plant In Sunshine
Winter Hardy
Easy To Grow
- Pieris are superb showy evergreen shrubs giving months of interest in the garden
- Early spring foliage takes on hues of pink and red when young giving dramatic impact before gradually changing to green.
- Resembling Lily of the Valley, panicles of usually white blossom appear later in spring and last for several weeks.
- Easy to care for and fully hardy, best in a sheltered spot though to prevent wind damage to young leaves. No pruning needed.
- Delivered as a collection of 5 x 1L pots. One each of Forest Flame, Scarlett O'Hara, Dorothy Wycoff, Valley Valentine, Little Heath.
Product Description
These showy evergreen shrubs are perhaps the perfect garden plant as they are easy to care for, fully hardy and give months of interest in the garden. Young foliage in early spring takes on dazzling shades of red and pink before slowly maturing to glossy green. Later in spring dense panicles of white or pink blossom emerge resembling 'Lily of the Valley' and giving a superb display for several weeks.
Pieris are very easy to care for and need little attention apart from removal of spend flowers and a light trim every couple of years to keep shape. Although fully hardy they are best in a sheltered spot as young foliage can be damaged by severe frost and high winds. Plant in borders or large patio pots. Best in acidic soil, in containers use ericaceous compost.
Collection contains one 1L potted plant each of:
- Forest Flame - fiery red young foliage turns to green through pink and cream. Creamy white flowers.
- Scarlett O'Hara - bronzy red new leaves and white blossom
- Dorothy Wykoff - reddish new growth. deep red buds open to pale pink blooms
- Valley Valentine - very long flowering with deepest pink blossom
- Little Heath - unusual variegated green and cream leaves
What Is Supplied
Item 510488 supplied as:
Supplied as established plants in 1L nursery pots, ready to plant out. One each of the following varieties; 'Forest Flame', 'Dorothy Wykhoff', 'Vally Valentine' and 'Little Heath'.
Plant Information
Top Tips
Pieris do best in acid soil, so make an ideal candidate for growing in a pot in ericaceous soil.
Care Guide
- Pieris are fully winter hardy, however young growth can be damaged by frost so they are best placed in a sheltered position. Pieris can also be grown in partial shade, so are ideal for a woodland border.
- Pieris do not require pruning - a simple tidy up of any spindly or damaged branches or spent flowers is all that is needed in late spring after flowering.
- One essential requirement when growing any variety of Pieris is for acid soil and if feeding, and ericaceous feed only.
Planting / Flowering Calendar
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Fully Grown Plant dimensions (approx)
200cm
150cm
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Service excellent. Plants well packaged and very healthyProduct:
Plants are lovely now potted and in my front garden.
Review Submitted: 07/02/2020 - 11:11:17
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Easy ordering. You can believe what they say. Smooth delivery and kept informed at all times.Product:
Beautiful plants, arrived in tip top condition. Even the neighbor commented as we opened the box in front of her.
Review Submitted: 12/04/2019 - 07:41:44
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The service is very so good that is why I keep comeing back thank youProduct:
Your plants are the best I have had sent to me thank you ,
Review Submitted: 23/07/2018 - 09:34:46
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