What: Smothered in snow-white flowers, Pieris japonica “White Cascade” is a herald of spring. When in full bloom, one can hardly see the delicate evergreen foliage hidden beneath the trusses of ...

WHAT: Pieris japonica is a tried-and-true, all-season wonder in Northwest gardens. There are nine varieties of the plant, also known as the lily-of-the-valley shrub, on the Great Plant Picks list, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. pieris Forest Flame with red growth in garden border Pieris are easy-to-grow and cold-hardy evergreen shrubs with dark fingered ...

Winter may have settled in, but that doesn't mean we can't look ahead to spring. One way to do so is by planting spring-blooming shrubs, especially ones that look good at this time of year. Near the ...

* Culture: Likes moist, acidic-like humus soil (pH of 3.7 to 5.5). Likes organic matter worked into soil. Dislikes drying out until plant firmly established, then it tolerates occasional dryness.

If you’re looking for a rather slow-growing foundation shrub to add to your landscaping, you may be interested in purchasing a Pieris japonica, native to Japan and commonly called Japanese andromeda.

My first spring catalog has come. The excitement at our house is at a winter high — thinking of all of the green that comes with spring and the opportunities to add to my landscape. I have marked ...

A few years ago, I planted 'Little Heath' in a container and was completely wowed by it. It has gone through a warm and a cold winter in a big pot and looks great. The early-spring new growth – bright ...

Growing Japanese pieris (pronounced pee-EH-ris) can be a challenge in Tulsa-area gardens. But if you take the pieris challenge and succeed, you will reap a floral harvest of gorgeous bell-shaped ...