One of my pieris plants.
By Kate123
1 May, 2022
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It is hanging from a pot precariously! It did have the support of a euonymus - but, yesterday I canopied the euonymus and ‘lollipoped’ it of sorts. So, hoping the pieris will be ok.
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One of our pieris bushes is looking very sparse so we've cut it back by two thirds. Your bush should be o.k. Kate, they are tough plants.
2 May, 2022
Thanks ladies! Good to hear! I’d hate to lose it.
2 May, 2022
Lovely colours :) great plants aren’t they. Mine was variegated similar to this but I think it’s starting to revert back, I’ll miss it but it’s obviously what it wants to do lol.
2 May, 2022
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See who else is growing Pieris japonica (Lily of the valley bush).
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Pieris Japonica 'Little Heath'
£13.50 at Burncoose -
Pieris Japonica 'Mountain Fire'
£13.50 at Burncoose -
Pieris Japonica 'Purity'
£13.50 at Burncoose -
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Pieris Japonica 'Debutante'
£13.50 at Burncoose
No reason why it wouldn't be Kate.
I need to cut back the Skimmia in the back garden tomorrow.
1 May, 2022