Pieris japonica 'Bisbee Dwarf' Web Specials

Pieris japonica 'Bisbee Dwarf' Web SpecialsThis is the smallest Japanese Andromeda we know of The plant will only be 1 ft tall and 2 ft wide over many years. The foliage is green in summer, but has red tones as the weather gets cooler. The chains of small white bell shaped flowers cover the plant in early spring. The new growth foliage is red, adding to the contrast factor for this plant. We have a 30 year old specimen in the garden, and have finally decided to propagate it. BACK IN STOCK!

The blend of colors is lovely with white blended with pink and yellow

The flowers appear from February through June

This photo is of the original plant in Mr

Named after the hot rod paint color of the 1960's

Juvenile plants are loose

but is unique and worth a spot in your conifer garden

This is a prized feature by collectors

The cultivar has been in cultivation for over 100 years

Found in Sierra da Estrela

Grow in a barky compost that drains well and keep it moist

The leaves are much larger than the Western Huckleberry

A special azalea indeed