Pieris japonica : 31 results priced between £5.00 and £25.00

Pieris Debutante is a small evergreen shrub with dark green leaves. It flowers profusely in the spring with arching, racemes of white, bell-shaped flowers. A compact, mounding shrub that is a lovely addition for year-round interest.

Flaming Silver' is a very decorative and spectacular shrub for the Spring border. Each Spring it produces an outburst of fire-red foliage which develop silvery-white edges. In mid to late spring, clusters of pretty, white, bell-like flowers appear. This compact shrub looks fabulous in a border or in pots on the patio. Remember to plant in ericaceous compost.

Pieris are popular evergreen shrubs for much the same situations as rhododendrons, often growing together in the wild. There are some dwarf forms, but most are capable of growing several metres tall in time. The inflorescences are hanging racemes of many small bell-shaped flowers, appearing early in the year and lasting for a long time.

Beautiful evergreen, rounded shrub with attractive, glossy leaves, pink, red and bronze when young, and lovely, waxy, white, Lily-of-the-Valley-like flowers borne in drooping racemes in early spring. A truly wonderful shrub which is a very welcome sight just as the garden is waking up after winter! Needs acid soil, but will grow happily in a large container of ericaceous compost. Hardy Shrub Flowers: Early spring. Height and spread: Slow-growing up to 3m. Position: Semi-shade. Needs acid soil/ericaceous...

Pieris Japonica, Debutante (Lily of the Valley Shrub), Small White Flowers on Green Stems - Mark Bolton - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Pieris Japonica, Debutante (Lily of the Valley Shrub), Small White Flowers on Green Stems

Pieris japonica 'Valley Valentine' AGM Evergreen shrub with pink new foliage in spring. Deep dusky red flowers in April and May. Acid soil only in shade or semi-shade. Height 1½m. (Plant Passport No UKEW 6556) Email this Page

Pieris japonica Debutante is a very decorative and brilliant-white flowering shrub for the spring border. They have attractive shiny evergreen foliage for all year interest.

Pieris japonica "Little Health" is a lovely, dwarf-growing shrub with variegated foliage. In early spring the plant develops plenty of flowering buds out of which bright white flowers emerge. The new foliage shoots are bright, salmon pink to red; they give a second burst of colour to this shrub, just after the flowering in spring. Delivery from 03-01 until 31-12 Delivered as pot plant Pot size 9 cm Full Grown in 10 Years Plant in a partial sunny location Plant Depth 9 cm Peaty Soil...

Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: fertile, humus-rich, moist, well-drained acid soil or ericaceous compost Rate of growth: slow-growing Flowering period: April and May Hardiness: fully hardy Glossy, brilliant red young leaves mature to chestnut brown and in late spring, clusters of pretty, ivory, nodding, bell-like flowers appear, resembling lily-o f-the-valley. The fiery red young foliage of this rounded, evergreen shrub will add a splash of vivid colour to a shady border or...

Stunning cerise flowers are unusual in the Pieris world, especially when they are held high above the glossy evergreen foliage all spring. It took 15 years of development in Holland to produce this bushy shrub. Happy in containers and borders, preferring slightly acidic soil in sun or part shade. Height & spread 1.5m (5’). Hardy perennial. This plant is protected by EU Plant Breeder's Rights. Propagation is prohibited.

Flame of the Forest variegata Pieris japonica-Shrubs Growing Chart

This lovely evergreen shrub was discovered on a wooded hillside in Japan near to a Shinto temple. The long, glossy foliage emerges bright red before fading slightly to a wine red and then green much later in the summer. Older foliage is deep, glossy green and makes a wonderful foil for the small, bell shaped rose-pink flowers that a borne in large arching clusters. Expect a height and spread of just 1 meter in 20 years from this small evergreen shrub. The Lily of the valley shrub will thrive in most...

Pieris japonica Forest Flame is a fantastic evergreen with bright red or pink shoots whenever new foliage is produced. It also has pretty white bells in spring. Good in pots, attractive in all four seasons. Likes acid soil or grow in pots of ericaceous compost. Shade or part shade. Pieris Forest Fire can be pruned lightly to keep it bushy. Ht to 1.2m (4ft) in 10 years. Supplied in 2 litre pots, height and spread approx. 30cm. Shipped within 3 days

Quick Overview Pieris Japonica Gavotte are a slow growing shrub with green foliage and small nodding flowers are freely produced in late Spring. Prefers well drained acid soil in a sheltered site in sun or semi-shade

Little Heath' is another compact Pieris suitable as a patio plant. This small evergreen shrub has beautiful, silver variegated leaves. In Spring the new growth is a vivid, bright red followed by white, drooping flowers. Remember to plant in ericaceous compost.

Lily of the valley shrub. Flower buds develop in autumn and open into fragrant white flowers in early spring. Deep green glossy leaves are brick red when young. Max Height 90cm. Max Spread 90cm. Flowers April to May. Full sun/partial shade. Half-hardy. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser. Please remember plants are living and the appearance of the plants will change with the seasons. During the winter some plants loose the leaves, some die back to the soil, some...

Pollen on Pistil of Pieris Japonica - Micro Discovery - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

Pieris are popular evergreen shrubs for much the same situations as rhododendrons, often growing together in the wild. There are some dwarf forms, but most are capable of growing several metres tall in time. The inflorescences are hanging racemes of many small bell-shaped flowers, appearing early in the year and lasting for a long time.

Quick Overview Pieris Japonica Mountain Fire are a medium sized shrub whose leaves when young are red turning to deep glossy bronze.White flowers are borne in March and April. They thrive in acidic soil in a sheltered site in semi-shade Medium sized, evergreen shrub Young leaves are brillaint red turning to deep, glossy green Small nodding flowers are freely produced in late Spring Requires well drained acidic soil Sheltered site in sun or partial shade Propagate by soft wood cuttings in...

Toxicity: Harmful if eaten - These will give you an upset tummy, so please don't eat any of these. - leaves and nectar.

A dense, compact, evergreen shrub with glossy mid-green leaves. Profuse clusters of white flowers in late winter and spring emerge from prominent red winter flower-buds.

A new Pieris from Japan, 'Katsura' boasts large glossy evergreen leaves with eye-catching wine red new growth changing to green with age. Lovely rose-coloured flowers cascade over the foliage in the spring creating many seasons of interest. 'Katsura' was actually an accidental discovery, on a wooded hillside near a Shinto Temple. The plant is perfect for patio planters, a partly shady shrub border or woodland garden. These choice plants are supplied as bushy, flowering sized plants in approx 2-3...

Quick Overview Pieris Japonica Forest Flame Narrowly oval, glossy leaves are brilliant red when young, become pink, then cream and finally turn dark green, White flowers are borne with the young leaves from mid to late spring

Pieris japonica "Little Heath" is a lovely, dwarf-growing shrub with variegated foliage. In early spring the plant develops plenty of flowering buds out of which bright white flowers emerge.

Pieris are one of the most popular of the evergreen shrubs, famed for attractive foliage and abundant flowering. This new and exclusive Pieris Ralto, also known as Passion Frost is a fantastic evergreen shrub and is sure to brighten any spot in the garden you choose to plant it. The good thing is, it's not just limited to the garden bed or border but can equally be enjoyed in a large patio planter. Reaching up to around a metre tall and wide, the attractive foliage is variegated in creamy white or...

Bring beauty to your garden all year round with this new and exclusive evergreen Pieris by planting in beds, borders or patio planters nearer the home. It is perfect amongst other plants, such as Nepeta, Alliums, Salvias, Sedums and Geraniums, where it?s structure and subtle shades through the year will also compliment them when at their peak. Supplied in approx 2-3 litre containers.

Exclusive New variety of the ever popular lily of the valley shrub with stunning cerise-red-pink flowers. Plants are covered in bloom all Spring, making this handsome new evergreen from Gardening Express an absolute must have, and with a name like 'Passion' it surely has to make the ultimate in unexpected Valentines gifts for the gardener in your life. Pieris 'Passion' has been under development by growers in Holland for more than 15 year years, the initial attractraction being the flowers - on most...

Pieris Japonica Little Heath Shrub is a neat, rounded evergreen shrub with glossy, variegated green leaves, pink-flushed with white margins. Seldom flowers. Max Height 60cm. Max Spread 60cm. Flowers February to April. Full Sun/Partial Shade. Frost hardy. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser. Pot Size: Usually supplied in a 2/3 litre pot. If this changes we will inform you before we deliver the plants to you. Plant Heights: Plant heights vary depending on the...

The Pieris Japonica Mountain Fire Shrub is a rounded, evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves, red when young, turning glossy chestnut-brown later on in life. Clusters of pendent white flowers arrive in late winter and spring. Reaching a maximum height of 4m and a maximum spread of 3m, the Mountain Fire Shrub flowers from February to April when situated in full sun/partial shade. This fully frost hardy shrub needs back-filling with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser. Evergreen...

A dense, rounded, evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves. Clusters of white flowers in spring. Max Height 1m. Max Spread 1m. Flowers March to April. Full sun/partial shade. Frost hardy. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser. Please remember plants are living and the appearance of the plants will change with the seasons. During the winter some plants loose the leaves, some die back to the soil, some will look happy and some will look terrible. Don't panic...