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Drooping whitish inflorescences appear in spring and age to brown
and will tolerate some shade quite happily
drought-tolerant
Its compact foliage is clump forming
Blooming meadow partners include Lobelia
Gaultheria procumbens (Wintergreen) Size:No. 1 Drooping whitish inflorescences appear inNative to eastern North American oak woods and bogs, this evergreen groundcover produces a wintergreen mint aroma when the leaves are crushed. White nodding bell shaped flowers along 3 6" tall stems from June to August are followed by bright red berries in fall that persist through winter. Provide morning sun and light afternoon shade and consistent moisture. Plant 18" apart. Sunlight Requirements: Partial Shade USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 8
