Bud-blooming heather have brilliantly-colored flower buds that do not fully open, and are very long-lasting into late fall or early winter. Great for providing color from late summer into early winter in containers or in the landscape.
Bud-blooming heather has brilliantly-colored flower buds that do not fully open and are very long-lasting into late fall or early winter. Great for providing color from late summer into early winter in containers or in the landscape.
Bud-blooming heather have brilliantly-colored flower buds that do not fully open, and are very long-lasting into late fall or early winter. Great for providing color from late summer into early winter in containers or in the landscape.
Rounded, compact shape with long-lasting and abundant magenta flowers in the middle of winter. Foliage color changing throughout the year, from the light green new growth, turning golden yellow in summer, again becoming pure green in winter.
Three outstanding varieties of bud-blooming heathers in one pot for an instant statement. Contrasting foliage will add interest to containers or garden beds. Blooms fall into winter.
Grow this beauty for its amazing foliage color. Mature foliage is orange to red while the young foliage ranges from yellow to orange. Non-flowering but trust us, the foilage is so good, who needs flowers! Excellent winter color in containers.
Bud bloomer heather with black-green foliage and purple flowers in late summer into fall. Unusual look that will contrast nicely against any color foliage.
Erica carnea ‘Foxhollow Fairy’ enchants with its bicolor blooms, where near-white corollas contrast with pink sepals, creating a subtle yet captivating effect. As the flowers mature, they deepen to a soft pink, offering a dynamic display from January through March. This low-growing, evergreen shrub features medium green foliage and a...
Winter got you down? Not on ‘Heathwood’s’ watch. This compact, ground-hugging powerhouse unleashes a riot of lilac-pink blooms from February through April, just when you’re convinced the garden’s given up. And the best part? As the season rolls on, those soft pink flowers deepen to a rich magenta, throwing a...
Dull, lifeless winters? Not if ‘Myretoun Ruby’ has anything to say about it. This tough-as-nails winter heath erupts in a sea of ruby-red blooms from January through April, proving that color doesn’t quit when the cold rolls in. Nestled in deep green, needle-like foliage that shifts to bronze in winter,...
Winter gardens don’t have to be dull, and ‘Pink Spangles’ proves it with a non-stop explosion of deep pink blooms from December through April. These tiny, bell-shaped flowers drip from the stems like jewels, standing out against its rich green, needle-like foliage that takes on bronze tones in the colder...
When the rest of the garden is taking a nap, ‘Springwood White’ steps up with masses of pure white, bell-shaped flowers from December through April. This low-growing, spreading winter heath forms a dense, evergreen carpet, making it perfect for rock gardens, borders, and slopes. As temperatures drop, its bright green...
Erica ‘Mary Helen’ turns heads with its striking golden-orange foliage, which deepens to fiery copper and bronze tones in colder months. As if its ever-changing foliage weren’t enough, this hardy, evergreen heather bursts into bloom from late fall through early spring with delicate lavender-pink flowers that provide much-needed color when...
Erica × darleyensis ‘Silberschmelze’ drifts through the winter garden like a dusting of fresh snow, covering itself in silvery-white, bell-shaped flowers from December through May. Unlike many heathers, this tough, hybrid variety thrives in a range of conditions, combining the cold-hardiness and early blooms of Erica carnea with the larger...
