Gaultheria trichophylla presumably by cuttings 60cm Lovely willowy foliage with

60cm Lovely willowy foliage with pale orange flower

Associate well with silvers and greys of different shapes and textures

Named after Allan Cunningham (1791–1839)

is a drought-tolerant

Gaultheria trichophylla presumably by cuttings 60cm Lovely willowy foliage withNative of the Himalaya. Low spreading shrub of shiny bristly foliage. Flowers white with a pink blush, followed by handsome mauve to pale lavender berries in quantity. Rarely available. It prefers an acid leafy soil which doesn't get too dry in summer. Part sun or shade. Non poisonous. Tiny leaves and bristly hairy stems. Solitary white tp pinkish flowers when you are lucky. The lovely blue fruits have been likened to thrushes eggs, but in many