Arctostaphylos uva-ursi need tags making it ideal as a

making it ideal as a specimen plant

bright red plumes bloom in July above dark

Produces white flowers in early spring followed by distinctive white berries in late summer

Soil: Moist

Aquilegia canadensis brings charm to woodland gardens and naturalized landscapes

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi need tags making it ideal as aArctostaphylos uva ursi(Kinnikinnick Bearberry) A low growing, evergreen groundcover with glossy green leaves that turn bronze in fall and winter. In spring (AprilMay), it produces delicate white flowers tinged with pink, followed by bright red, fleshy berries in mid to late summer (JulyAugust). Ideal for rock gardens, slopes, or as a naturalized groundcover. Glossy green foliage with bronze fall and winter color White spring flowers tinged with pink