Heather planting ideas

Heather, sedum, and blue fescue

Evergreen, Heathers (Calluna Vulgaris) and Heaths (Erica) add year-round color and vibrancy to the garden, a must-have for any plant lover.

Heather is an excellent plant if you need some winter color or a plant that can withstand poor, rocky soil. Here's how to grow heather.

Everything you need to know about heather - types of heather, sowing and growing the plant, where to plant and care tips.

Heather is famous as a hardy, low-maintenance plant that offers up vibrant color even during the dreary winter months. But there are also species that bloom in the spring and summer, as well as some that create year-round interest with colorful foliage. Learn more at Gardener’s Path. #heathers #garden #gardenerspath

Paul The Mexican Heather Plant - Cuphea hyssopifolia. Also called false heather. A small plant that will bloom in mid-summer until fall.

Calluna Vulgaris (Common Heather Plant) evergreen broadleaf shrub, branching lush upright, forms mats, foliage dense compact, good ground cover. [DETAILS]

Heaths (Ericas) and heathers (Callunas) are members of the Ericaceae family. They are evergreen, with bell-like flowers, and share similar cultural needs. Winter-blooming heathers, the Ericas, are called heaths. The Heaths have needle-like leaves in whorls, while the Heathers have scale-like leaves, similar to junipers... See more at - https://washingtongardener.blogspot.com/2022/03/heaths-and-heathers-plant-profile.html

Heathers and heaths make a swath of tones and foliage with easy appeal and graceful texture. Adding some dimension to such plantings further enhances the garden area and increases interest year around