Vaccinium parvifolium (Red huckleberry)
A hard-to-find native lowland shrub, Red Huckleberry has tasty tart red berries that follow small pink bell-shaped flowers. Its delicate broom-like lime-green stems and bright pink buds are delightful in winter.
Best planted in partial to full shade, often in a stump or with old rotting wood. We grow ours for several years to be sure they will be successful in your woodland garden! These are a lovely mid-story addition below a tree, and below these you can add lots of native ferns and shade-loving perennials to make a gorgeous shade garden!
Great plant for pollinators, people and wildlife!
A hard-to-find native lowland shrub, Red Huckleberry has tasty tart red berries that follow small pink bell-shaped flowers. Its delicate broom-like lime-green stems and bright pink buds are delightful in winter.
Best planted in partial to full shade, often in a stump or with old rotting wood. We grow ours for several years to be sure they will be successful in your woodland garden! These are a lovely mid-story addition below a tree, and below these you can add lots of native ferns and shade-loving perennials to make a gorgeous shade garden!
Great plant for pollinators, people and wildlife!
A hard-to-find native lowland shrub, Red Huckleberry has tasty tart red berries that follow small pink bell-shaped flowers. Its delicate broom-like lime-green stems and bright pink buds are delightful in winter.
Best planted in partial to full shade, often in a stump or with old rotting wood. We grow ours for several years to be sure they will be successful in your woodland garden! These are a lovely mid-story addition below a tree, and below these you can add lots of native ferns and shade-loving perennials to make a gorgeous shade garden!
Great plant for pollinators, people and wildlife!