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• Borderline Posts: 4,700

  March 2019

  It's a Pieris Japonica. Perhaps look at Mature Pruning Pieris thread and get an idea what proportions it can get to.
  
  They usually thrive in acidic soil conditions, so check your soil is suitable. It's a young shrub, and sometimes, it can take a few years until they have fully bedded down to start putting on growth.

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• jamesshearman Posts: 72

  March 2019

  Thank you 

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• jamesshearman Posts: 72

  March 2019

  They get quite big then 

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• Borderline Posts: 4,700

  March 2019

  There are different ones that stay at around 2 meters in height, but a few can get to around 4 meters or higher. They are not that fast growing and do well with pruning and shaping. 

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• jamesshearman Posts: 72

  March 2019

  Should they be in partial shade of full sunlight do you know 

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• AnniD Posts: 12,585

  March 2019

  Have a look here James 
  https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/pieris-japonica/
  

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• jamesshearman Posts: 72

  March 2019

  Thank you very helpful 

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