Pieris japonica Mountain FirePieris japonica Mountain FirePieris japonica Mountain Fire

Pieris japonica 'Mountain Fire'

Our Ref No : 8471
2 Ltr
0 in stock
£9.99
1 Ltr
0 in stock
£6.99
9 cm
15 in stock
£3.99
10 Ltr
0 in stock
£24.99
5 Ltr
0 in stock
£19.99
3 Ltr
-12 in stock
£11.99
A Beautiful medium sized shrub with beautiful evergreen glossy leaves that provide the perfect foil for clusters of pendulous white Lily-of-the -valley like flowers during late winter and early spring. These are followed by stunning deep cherry red new shoots. A plant that needs little care and provides several colour periods, making this an excellent plant for containers and the garden alike. Needs a peaty, humus rich soil. Will thrive in sun or partial shade. Height 1.5m (5 ) in 10 years.
Common NameJapanese Andromeda Dwarf Lily of the Valley Shrub
Approx Height (10 yrs.)120-180 cm (48-72")
Soil TypeSandy Loam
Soil pHAcid
AspectSun, Semi Shade
HardinessHardy
Flowering TimeWinter to Spring
Evergreen/DeciduousEvergreen
Coloured FoliageRed-Purple Foliage
Plants for PollinatorsPlants for Pollinators
Bee FriendlyBee Friendly
Specimen PlantSpecimen Plant
Flower ColourWhite
Plant TypeShrubs
Shrubs
A Beautiful medium sized shrub with beautiful evergreen glossy leaves that provide the perfect foil for clusters of pendulous white Lily-of-the -valley like flowers during late winter and early spring. These are followed by stunning deep cherry red new shoots. A plant that needs little care and provides several colour periods, making this an excellent plant for containers and the garden alike. Needs a peaty, humus rich soil. Will thrive in sun or partial shade. Height 1.5m (5 ) in 10 years.

When in stock, please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.

Click here to find out more information about our delivery rates and times.

Pieris japonica 'Mountain Fire'
 I would like to receive updates about products & services, promotions, special offers, news & events from you. I understand I can update my marketing preferences or unsubscribe at anytime by clicking the relevant link at the end of any email you send me.