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ZZZ DISCONTINUED Winter Heath Silberschmelze
Erica x darleyensis 'Silberschmelze'
- Evergreen.
- Spreading habit.
- Glossy mid-green foliage.
- Beautiful white flowers.
- Prefers moist but well-drained soil.
Supplied as a pot grown plant grown in a 7cm pot.
Available from - Discontinued1 or more £0.00GBP each. Group & quantity discounts
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Description
A mat-forming evergreen with a spreading habit, that likes full sun and a moist, well-drained soil.
Winter Heath 'Silberschmelze' has glossy, mid-green foliage, with cream tips on the young shoots in spring.
'Silberschmelze' means 'molten silver', so it's no surprise that this Winter Heath is topped by beautiful white flowers, which appear between December and May. Plants reach a height of 12 - 18" (30 - 45 cm), with a spread of 30 - 36" (75 - 100 cm).
Winter Heath 'Silberschmelze' is a sport of Winter Heath 'Darley Dale', and was first introduced by Georg Arends in 1937.
- Evergreen
- Spreading habit
- Likes full sun, well-drained soil
- Reaches a height of 12 - 18" (30 - 45 cm).
- Achieves spread of 30 - 36" (75 - 100 cm).
- Good for ground cover.
Recognised to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects.