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Pieris

Flaming Silver Pieris

Pieris 'Flaming Silver'

Flaming Silver has color in every season. New shoots open bright red, fade through pink, and settle into green leaves edged in crisp silver-white. Strings of white bells in early spring finish the show.

USDA Zones5-8
LightSun to part shade
Heightabout 5 ft
Widthabout 5 ft
BloomWhite bells in early spring
FoliageRed new growth; green edged silver-white · Evergreen

Key features

  • Fiery red new growth
  • Silver-white variegated leaves
  • White spring flowers
  • Deer resistant

Great for

FoundationWoodland gardenSpecimenContainer

Plant guides

Look for the white Gartenmeister® pot
Find Flaming Silver Pieris in the garden center at Lowe's, The Home Depot and independent nurseries.
Where to BuyRetailer availability

Flaming Silver Pieris questions

How big does Flaming Silver Pieris get?

Flaming Silver Pieris grows about 5 ft tall and about 5 ft wide at maturity.

What zone is Flaming Silver Pieris hardy in?

Flaming Silver Pieris is hardy in USDA zones 5-8. Light: sun to part shade.

When does Flaming Silver Pieris bloom?

Bloom: White bells in early spring.

When should I prune Flaming Silver Pieris?

Pieris needs little pruning. Shape it right after the spring flowers fade. Next year's flower buds form over summer and hang on the plant all winter, so don't prune in fall.

Why isn't my Flaming Silver Pieris blooming?

The usual causes are pruning in summer or fall, which removes the buds, deep shade, or dry soil while buds are forming. Pieris likes moist, acidic, well-drained soil and some sun.

Is Flaming Silver Pieris deer resistant?

Yes. Flaming Silver Pieris is generally left alone by deer. When food is scarce, hungry deer may still browse almost any plant, so protect new plantings where deer pressure is heavy.

Where can I buy Flaming Silver Pieris?

Look for Flaming Silver Pieris in the white Gartenmeister® pot at Lowe's, The Home Depot and independent garden centers. Selection varies by region and season. Can't find it? Ask us where to buy.