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Forest Flame Lily Of The Valley: Brilliant Red Spring Foliage & White Flower Clusters

Forest Flame Lily Of The Valley (Pieris japonica 'Forest Flame')

Beautiful brilliant red, then pinkish‑white spring foliage backs profuse blooms of heavy, broad white clusters. Foliage matures to green. Excellent companion shrub for azaleas. Evergreen.

Growing Conditions

Partial Sun
Moderate Water
Height: 5–10 feet
Spread: 4–7 feet

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Garden Articles

How to Eradicate Invasive Lily of the Valley from a Shade Garden

Transplanting and Mailing Lily of the Valley: Timing Is Critical

Pruning Pieris 'Forest Flame': Post-Bloom Timing and Selective Cuts

Lily of the Valley: Forcing Fragrant Winter Blooms Indoors

How to Care for Lily of the Valley: Planting to Long-Term Maintenance

How to Fertilize Lily of the Valley

Lily of the Valley: History, Meaning, and Culture

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