Spring Cream Scottish Heather Web Specials

Spring Cream Scottish Heather Web SpecialsAttractive creamy tips adorn this Scottish heather in springtime and is its first 'show' in the garden. Then, in mid summer to mid fall, white flowers cover the plant its second 'show'. One can expect this plant to be about 1 ft tall and 2 feet wide in 10 years of time. Yearly pruning, about 3 4 inches, will keep the plant looking spiffy and is recommended. Can be grown as a groundcover that will choke out weeds. Needs sharp drainage to thrive, so use

Makes a great patio tree

Will grow in poor soil

fuzzy leaves are dark green and cover the plant well

Similar to 'Blue Surprise' but larger growing and the texture is more course

this older purple flowering rhododendron was created before 1851 by John Lee by crossing the American species R

A nice addition for adding color in the fall

so it makes a very handsome shrub

deciduous tree which typically will be 15-20 ft tall and about the same wide in time

especially against a dark background

Dark green leaves look great with other plants

The plant thrives in well drained beds

This one always wins ribbons at the truss shows