Forest Flame Pieris

Spectacular cascading new growth in brilliant flame-red and pink matures through cream to dark green — combined with drooping white lily-of-the-valley flowers in spring for stunning multi-season appeal. (Pieris hybrid 'Forest Flame')

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'Forest Flame' Pieris is an evergreen shrub admired for its dramatic flushes of fiery red new growth that gradually matures to glossy green. In early spring, it produces elegant clusters of bell-shaped white flowers, adding further interest. Perfect for woodland gardens, shaded borders, or foundation plantings, it provides year-round structure and color.

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Growing Information

Growing zone guide

Growing Zone Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8

Sunlight Partial shade to full shade

Type of Soil Acidic

Mature Height 6–10 ft (1.8–3 m)

Maintenance Level Low maintenance

Water Requirement Moderate watering (once a week)

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Additional Information

Growth Rate	Moderate; reaches 6–10 ft in several years.
Colorful Leaves	Yes
Flowering	Yes
Bloom Color	White
Ornamental Berries	N/A
Disease resistant	Yes
Cold Tolerant	Yes
Heat Tolerant	Yes
Drought Tolerant	No
Deer Resistant	Yes
Edible	No
Wildlife Attraction	Flowers attract early bees; not favored by deer.
Self-pollinating	Cross-pollinating
Seasonality	Evergreen foliage year-round; vivid red spring growth and spring flowers.
Ideal For	Foundation plantings, woodland gardens, shade borders
Leaf Description	New growth emerges fiery red, matures to glossy green; striking year-round contrast.
Flower Description	Cascading white bell-shaped flowers in early spring; similar to lily-of-the-valley.
Pruning & Maintenance	Prune lightly after flowering to shape and remove dead wood. No hard pruning needed.
Water Needs	Needs consistent moisture; mulch to retain soil moisture and acidity.
Light Needs	Best in partial shade; tolerates full sun with adequate moisture.
Harvesting	No fruit of ornamental value; foliage is the highlight.
Fertilizing	Use ericaceous (acid-loving) fertilizer in spring. Avoid lime-based products.
Additional Care Tips	N/A
Pollination	Pollinated by bees and other early-season insects.
Companion Plants	Azaleas, rhododendrons, camellias, hostas, and heucheras complement its needs and foliage contrast.