A BRIGHT SPOT
Loaded with spikes of delicate, bell-shaped flowers, winter-blooming heather adds a colorful contrast to fall- & winter-dormant flowerbeds. Also called heath, Irish heath or Scotch heather, these English moorland natives thrive in cold, dreary drizzle.
- Easy care: Deer-resistant & hardy
- Blooms continuously into spring
- Color-changing evergreen foliage in winter
- Plant in well-draining, acidic soil
- Low-height shrubs range from 4 inches to 3 feet
HEATHER GROWING TIPS
These boggy shrubs grow very well in our sour soil -heathers and heaths are acid aficionados. Hardy and drought resistant, plant these in full sun, partial sun or partial shade. Little, if any, fertilizing is needed -if you do, do so in the spring.
WINTER COLORLAND
Cool weather intensifies evergreen foliage, while it continuously blooms into spring.
'Springwood White'
'Amethyst'
'Darley Dale'
'Dark Beauty'
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