Pieris delivers continuous appeal: fall brings clusters of tiny pink, red, or white flower buds; mid-winter to mid-spring sees them open into delicate blooms. New spring growth emerges in vibrant reds and bronzy pinks, maturing to solid or variegated green that perfectly backs summer flowers.
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