Wintergreen American - 1c

(Gaultheria procumbens)

Blooms In Clusters Of Small, Bell-Shaped, White To Pale Pink Flowers In Spring, Ripening To Bright, Aromatic, Red Berries In Fall.

Glossy Dark Green Foliage Brightens To A Reddish-Purple Fall Into Winter.

Delightful Scent Of Wintergreen When Leaves Are Crushed.

Low Growing Broadleaf Evergreen Only Gets 6” High With A 3’ Spread.

Prefers Partial To Full Shade And Moist, Acidic, Well-Drained Soil.

With Its Year-Round Color, Use As A Groundcover In Shaded Or Wooded Areas