Zone: 6-9
Height: 2-4' x 3-5'
Light Needs: Part Shade
A broad-leaf evergreen that is low-growing with a spreading, vase-like habit and thick, shiny, dark green leaves with clusters of slightly fragrant, heather-like, white flowers which bloom in May. Leaves turn a purplish-bronze hue in winter. Prefers an acidic, organic soil. Can be grown in full sun, but must have good moisture. Does not tolerate drought or windy conditions. Ideal in a rock garden, border, hedge, on slopes, as a foundation plant or as an under-planting for larger shrubs.
Category: Shrubs
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