What: Smothered in snow-white flowers, Pieris ... shrub. This Pieris cultivar stood out at an extensive trial at the North Willamette Research and Extension Center in Oregon. Where: Japanese ...

Andromeda lace bugs can attack any Pieris shrub, but they are usually found on the Japanese andromeda Pieris japonica. They can do serious damage. By sucking the juice from the plant's leaves ...

Pieris japonica a.k.a the lily-of-the-valley shrub or Japanese andromeda is a favourite spring-flowering bush in many coastal gardens. Native to Japan, it grows 3 to 4 m (9 to 12 feet) high and ...

It is called the Japanese Andromeda shrub, lily of the valley shrub, but its true name is Japanese Pieris shrub (Pieris japonica). It’s an evergreen measuring up to 12 feet high and 6 to 8 feet ...

Japanese andromeda (pieris Katsura) is a four-season shrub since this evergreen changes ... the blooms and turn black in the ...

But I think one lesser-known shrub could join them if only it were planted more often in Piedmont landscapes. It is Pieris japonica, an undemanding evergreen shrub that is well-suited for part shade.

Plants like hostas, hydrangeas, boxwoods, yews, and the shrub I am so fixated on- a large, very healthy andromeda (Pieris japonica) planted next to the side door. When we moved in, one of the ...

What: Pieris japonica “Brookside Miniature” is a dwarf columnar lily-of-the-valley shrub with all great qualities of its larger siblings. In late winter to early spring, clusters of urn-shaped ...

But it's really a delight in all seasons. WHERE TO PLANT IT This Zone 5 plant needs a sheltered spot that is easy to keep moist – you can't let it dry out. It grows from 60 to 90 centimetres ...