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Notes: The late winter early spring
Bloom Time: May to September
White and green foliage with tall upright spikes of white and pink flowers
Notes: Round fruit through winter
Usually sends out new growth in late winter
Gaultheria procumbens 'Cherry Berries' (Wintergreen) Natives - Pacific Northwest Notes: The late winter earlyFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 3 8 Natural Range: Hybrid; Gaulsidh5 PPAF CPBRAF Soil: Average, humus rich Light: Part sun, shade Height: 10" Bloom Time: June to July Attracts: Bees Pest Resistance: Deer, Rabbit Attributes: Evergreen, glossy leathery leaves. Woody groundcover. White pink urn shaped flowers. Red berries in Autumn. Notes: Selection with extra large berries. Creeping groundcover native to the woodlands of Eastern North America. Pot size: Quart
