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Pieris
FLAMING SILVER
FLAMING SILVER
- A small, slow-growing evergreen shrub with an upright habit. The leathery, deeply divided leaves emerge bright red and later turn dark green with silvery-white edges.
- Its young spring shoots, initially pink, gradually turn fiery red, creating a wonderful contrast with the mature foliage. In spring it displays feathery flowers in cascades of long, creamy-white panicles with a slight scent. It grows up to 120cm tall and up to 100cm wide.
- It is best planted in acidic, cool, light, humus-rich and well-drained soil and in a semi-shaded location. Although the variety is frost-resistant, it is advisable to plant it in a place protected from cold and dry winds in winter.
FOREST FLAME
FOREST FLAME
- Pieris 'Forest Flame' has narrow lanceolate shiny leaves, rich green in color, which are initially bronze-orange and fiery red.
- In mid-spring, large (up to 10-15 cm) panicle-shaped inflorescences of creamy-white bell-shaped flowers appear.
- 'Forest Flame', like other pieris, should be planted in acidic, moist and well-drained soil, as, for example, for rhododendrons.
- When flowering, we recommend carefully removing inflorescences that have already faded. Pruning is possible after flowering - in May-June. Frost resistance - up to -28°C. The variety is resistant to most pests that other Japanese pieris suffer from
MOUNTAIN FIRE
MOUNTAIN FIRE
- Pieris Mountain Fire belongs to the Heather family, widely distributed in Asia and North America. Usually, all types of pieris have red or pink color of young branches, which is one of the reasons for their popularity as garden and greenhouse crops.
- Also, the bush is valued for the decorative characteristics of its flowers, resembling small lily of the valley flowers. It is the Mountain Fire variety that is considered one of the best varieties, thanks to its young bright red leaves, which gradually change color and become rich green.
- It blooms profusely in April, and new leaves appear 3-4 weeks after the beginning of flowering. The bush is powerful, grows slowly, by 10 years it can reach 120 cm in height and 90 cm in width, then grows to a height of 200 cm.
PRELUDE
PRELUDE
- Prelude is a Dutch evergreen variety with pink buds that open into white bell-shaped flowers, collected in straight or slightly drooping inflorescences 8-10 cm long.
- Decorativeness is also added by young pink, elongated, narrow leaves, which turn into shiny, dark green in spring. It develops best on slightly acidic, moderately moist, well-drained soils and areas protected from the wind. Ideal for rock gardens, borders. Effective when mixed with other broad-leaved evergreens.
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