Mature Size: 12″ H x 18″ W, mounding

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: July-Sept

Flower Color: Pure White

Features: Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Kinlochruel Heather is has pure white, double blossoms in late summer. This variety was discovered in Scotland and is has won the Award of Garden Merit. The evergreen foliage turns bronzes in winter. Cold hardy to -20F with wind protection.

Calluna vulgaris, commonly called Scotch Heather or Summer Heather is an evergreen shrub that grows in a small mound. They can be pruned in the fall to keep their shape tidier.

Calluna Heather plants will grow and bloom best in full sun, but can also tolerate part shade. Full sun will produce much brighter winter foliage coloring. Good soil drainage is essential with heather to prevent root disease. It is also crucial that they are watered regularly in the summer until they are well established.

Mature Size: 8″ H x 18″ W, spreading

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Jan-May

Flower Color: Red-purple to Crimson

Features: One of the darkest red carnea types. Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica carnea, also known as Winter Heather, are very hardy types of heather. They give landscapes long lasting winter color. Heather can be sheared lightly right after blooming to form a bushier plant.

Erica carnea Heather grows fairly quickly. They can be grown in most types of soil and are the easiest to grow of the heathers. Cold hardy to -30?F with wind protection.

Mature Size: 6″ H x 18″ W, spreading

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Jan-May

Flower Color: Dark Magenta

Features: Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica carnea, also known as Winter Heather, are very hardy types of heather. They give landscapes long lasting winter color. Heather can be sheared lightly right after blooming to form a bushier plant.

Erica carnea Heather grows fairly quickly. They can be grown in most types of soil and are the easiest to grow of the heathers. Cold hardy to -30?F with wind protection.

Mature Size: 6″ H x 16″ W, compact

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Feb-April

Flower Color: Salmon

Features: Slow growing. Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica carnea, also known as Winter Heather, are very hardy types of heather. They give landscapes long lasting winter color. Heather can be sheared lightly right after blooming to form a bushier plant.

Erica carnea Heather grows fairly quickly. They can be grown in most types of soil and are the easiest to grow of the heathers. Cold hardy to -30?F with wind protection.

Mature Size: 16″ H x 24″ W

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: July-Oct

Flower Color: Pale Pink

Features: Golden yellow foliage. Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica x griffithsii heather are hybrids of other types of heather. They tend to be vigorous with a compact habit and early flowering season.

Mature Size: 6″ H x 14″ W

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Jan-May

Flower Color: Magenta

Features: Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica carnea, also known as Winter Heather, are very hardy types of heather. They give landscapes long lasting winter color. Heather can be sheared lightly right after blooming to form a bushier plant.

Erica carnea Heather grows fairly quickly. They can be grown in most types of soil and are the easiest to grow of the heathers. Cold hardy to -30?F with wind protection.

Mature Size: 16″ H x 24″ W, bushy

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Jan-April

Flower Color: Magenta

Features: Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica x darleyensis is a hybrid that is one of the easiest to grow of all heathers. They can grow in most types of soil and don’t need much shearing. These heather are taller and bushier than most. They can be pruned after they finish blooming in the spring. Cold hardy to -20?F.

Mature Size: 16″ H x 36″ W, bushy

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Sept-May

Flower Color: Pink

Features: Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica x darleyensis is a hybrid that is one of the easiest to grow of all heathers. They can grow in most types of soil and don’t need much shearing. These heather are taller and bushier than most. They can be pruned after they finish blooming in the spring. Cold hardy to -20?F.

Mature Size: 14″ H x 32″ W, bushy

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: Dec-May

Flower Color: White

Features: Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Erica x darleyensis is a hybrid that is one of the easiest to grow of all heathers. They can grow in most types of soil and don’t need much shearing. These heather are taller and bushier than most. They can be pruned after they finish blooming in the spring. Cold hardy to -20?F.

Mature Size: 14″ H x 20″ W, upright

Soil Type: Moist with good drainage

Light: Full to Part Sun

Bloom Time: June-Oct

Flower Color: Deep Magenta

Features: The largest flowers of any heather. Deer Resistant. Attracts Pollinators.

Daboecia cantabrica is a heather with large, glossy leaves and also the largest flowers of any heather. They are natural bog plants and can tolerate soil that is more wet. Cold hardy to -10?F with wind protection.