Pieris japonica Forest Flame Type | Size:Pot | 3L Leaves turn purple and red

Leaves turn purple and red in autumn

The compact growth of Elephant’s Ears make it a suitable choice for the front of a border where it will provide all year colour

Corylus avellana ‘Webb’s Prize Cobb’ is good for smaller gardens

Pear Catillac is a triploid variety and needs two pollination partners nearby which must both be different varieties and able to cross-pollinate each other as well as the Catillac

ground-cover perennial or sub-shrub

Pieris japonica Forest Flame Type | Size:Pot | 3L Leaves turn purple and redPieris Forest Flame Pieris japonica Forest Flame is well known for its foliage and flowers, and native to the mountain thickets of eastern China, Taiwan, and Japan. In Spring, Forest Flame has vivid red young leaves that mature to green. In May and June, large bunches of white, lily of the valley type flowers on large branched clustered cover this reliable shrub. Forest Flame holds the RHS Award for Garden Merit. Site: Sheltered sites. Cold, drying