Is this a Pieris Japonica?
 

Hi

We bought this plant at a nursery the other day and when we got it home we
realised we didn't have the identification/care lable on it. The white stick
protruding from the soil is unfortunately blank. I went there again at lunch
to get a couple more bits but they didn't have any more of the plants left.
I asked the guy there and he thinks it was probably a Pieris Japonica.

Does anyone know if that's what it definitely is? I've looked on Google
images and the ones there are certainly very similar but the only thing
that's made me a little unsure is that I haven't seen any with the same kind
of stems - i.e: that yellowy-green with curved young leaves. Here's a photo
of it:

http://www.creationfactor.net/misc/pink_leaves.jpg

Thanks
Bigus

Is this a Pieris Japonica?
 

In message , Bigus
writes
Hi

We bought this plant at a nursery the other day and when we got it home we
realised we didn't have the identification/care lable on it. The white stick
protruding from the soil is unfortunately blank. I went there again at lunch
to get a couple more bits but they didn't have any more of the plants left.
I asked the guy there and he thinks it was probably a Pieris Japonica.

Does anyone know if that's what it definitely is? I've looked on Google
images and the ones there are certainly very similar but the only thing
that's made me a little unsure is that I haven't seen any with the same kind
of stems - i.e: that yellowy-green with curved young leaves. Here's a photo
of it:

http://www.creationfactor.net/misc/pink_leaves.jpg

Thanks
Bigus



I believe it is. It's most certainly a Pieris and looks a little less
red than the Forestii which I know better.
--
Gopher .... I know my place!

Is this a Pieris Japonica?
 

"Bigus" wrote in message
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Hi

We bought this plant at a nursery the other day and when we got it home we
realised we didn't have the identification/care lable on it. The white
stick protruding from the soil is unfortunately blank. I went there again
at lunch to get a couple more bits but they didn't have any more of the
plants left. I asked the guy there and he thinks it was probably a Pieris
Japonica.

Does anyone know if that's what it definitely is? I've looked on Google
images and the ones there are certainly very similar but the only thing
that's made me a little unsure is that I haven't seen any with the same
kind of stems - i.e: that yellowy-green with curved young leaves. Here's a
photo of it:

http://www.creationfactor.net/misc/pink_leaves.jpg

Thanks
Bigus


Definitely looks like the one I had in my last garden. Looks very healthy
too!

Is this a Pieris Japonica?
 

"Janet Baraclough" wrote in message
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from "Bigus" contains these words:

Hi

We bought this plant at a nursery the other day and when we got it home
we
realised we didn't have the identification/care lable on it. The white
stick
protruding from the soil is unfortunately blank. I went there again at
lunch
to get a couple more bits but they didn't have any more of the plants
left.
I asked the guy there and he thinks it was probably a Pieris Japonica.

Does anyone know if that's what it definitely is?

yes it is

Great, thanks for the replies.

Bigus