Pieris andromeda, also known as Japanese andromeda, is looking quite lovely right now, with a mist of next year's pale pink flower buds.
I do like a shrub that "blooms" in October and November (!!!) (even though it is not literally blooming).
Pieris has glossy, evergreen leaves and grows in partial shade. It blooms for 2 months in the early spring. All this to say that this shrub has multi-seasonal interest from October through May.
During these darkening months of fall and winter, we need some bright spots in the garden.
During dark times, we need to look on the bright side of our everyday lives. This brightness can give us the courage to do what needs to be done, when the time comes.
Tuesday, November 6, 2018
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