Jack H. Brummage Japanese Gardens

Jack H. Brummage Japanese GardensA tough, reliable winter blooming heather, Erica darleyensis 'Jack Brummage' brings welcome color to the garden when little else is in flower. From midwinter into early spring, it produces masses of small, urn shaped blossoms in soft lavender pink tones, creating a gentle haze of color above its evergreen foliage. The fine, needle like leaves form a dense, low growing mound that stays attractive year round, often taking on subtle bronzy hues in colder

but only get 6" tall

and was created by Dick 'Red' Cavender of Red's Rhodies of Salem

Here is a nice mounding heath with orange foliage that will even have crimson highlights in cold winters

Pale yellow foliage tipped orange makes this Erica cinerea the hit of the garden in winter

What looks like a stake going to the top of the photo is actually a main stem with no side branches

This tough groundcover juniper will cover an area 6 ft

and timeless charm

Chinese Dogwood

humid summers

We highly recommend against using any Weedmat type products for this tree

The plant needs plenty of sun to become bright golden-yellow

If you prefer it to grow flat as ground cover