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'Phoebe', the earliest heather of the WINTER BELLES ® range.
Erica x darleyensis WINTER BELLES® 'Phoebe'
'Phoebe', the earliest heather of the WINTER BELLES ® range.
Description
Its shape is compact and rounded, its growth quite slow.
The flowering period, very early for a Darley heather, begins in September and stays in full bloom for several months. It then continues more moderately in winter, until March. The flowers are of an unusual salmon pink.
The WINTER BELLES ® range is made up of ‘Katia’, ‘Lucie’, ‘Phoebe’ and ‘Tylou’. Each of these varieties can be planted individually or with others, thus bringing a harmony of colour shades in both flowers and foliage, which extend their beauty from September to April.
Care
Prune after the flowers have finished to keep the plant in the required dimensions.
Range
The WINTER BELLES ® range, is made up of selections, with large bell-shaped flowers and compact and branched growth.
Data sheet
- Selected by
- FOREST EDGE Nurseries
- PBR / European PBR
- EU 25443
- Width
- 0,50 m - 0,70 m
- Height
- 0,30 m - 0,50 m
- Habit
- compact
covering - Hardiness
- hardy (-20°C)
- Foliage colour
- green
- Foliage
- evergreen
- Flowering colour
- pink
- Flowering period
- autumn
winter - Soil
- Acid to neutral soil.
- Position
- partial shade
sunny - Utilisation particulière
- pot, balcony, terrace
- Seasons of interest
- autumn
winter