Equisetum hyemale, scouring rush horsetail sun but this heather is really

but this heather is really more flamboyant — a flaming torch of brick-red-orange upright spiking foliage throughout the winter

Bronze leaves form a dense low-growing mound set off by delectable rosy-pink flowers blooming late spring - early summer in this hybrid cultivar of G

or marzipan

Mature size: 2-5 feet T & 1-3 feet W

four-petaled

Equisetum hyemale, scouring rush horsetail sun but this heather is reallyNarrow reed like perennial with evergreen cylindrical stems. A black band forms along each joint in the stem. It is primarily found in riparian areas along with moist woodland glades. It is popular on the margin of ponds and bioswales. Best used in a container; if planted in the ground it can be an aggressive spreader. Mature size: 3 ft tall and aggressively spreading Minimum temperature: 15