The ornamental Dorothy Wycoff Pieris (Pieris japonica 'Dorothy Wycoff') easily grows into a true garden standout.

It's stunning, from the new red growth on slender lanceolate-ovate leaves, to the intricate flowers that last and last in early spring. The bell-shaped flowers are compared to Lily of the Valley, and add a delightful fragrance wherever they are placed.

Use this beloved shrub in full sun, or partial shade. It decorates plantings under mature trees with effortless grace and charm.

The mounding evergreen foliage looks crisp and clean all year-long. And the upright growth habit fits nicely, even in small space gardens.

Rely on these durable shrubs. They've proven themselves since the 1950's,when they were first developed in New Jersey, named for the wife of the plantsman who discovered this beauty.

Dorothy Wycoff starts the season with deep red flower buds. They'll open into pale pink blossoms, that hang in long clusters on the outside of the foliage.

Plant one as a specimen, or use several as a hedge. You'll never regret this choice!

You can even enjoy their sensational good looks in large outdoor containers. Place them in a border, or use them on your balcony.

Anywhere you place this lovely shrub, it will become a living sculpture for you. These also make perfect plant gifts for your discerning friends.