Gaylussacia brachycera 'Berried Treasure' (Box Huckleberry) Zone 2 Attributes: Evergreen or deciduous

Attributes:  Evergreen or deciduous

The sheath around the needle fascicles is shed as the needles expand

Attributes:  Pronounced

Unusual cross with flowers that resemble formosanum but with foliage of californicum

Bloom Time: July to September

Gaylussacia brachycera 'Berried Treasure' (Box Huckleberry) Zone 2 Attributes: Evergreen or deciduousFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 5 8 Natural Range: Pennsylvania into Tennessee Soil: Average, humus rich Light: Part sun, sun Height: 12" Bloom Time: Spring Attracts: Bees Pest Resistance: NA Attributes: Semi evergreen glossy leaves. Small white pink flowers with purple blue fruit in summer. Red fall foliage. Notes: Discovered in 2003 by Stefan Bloodwroth of the Blomquist Garden of Native Plants. Will produce fruit even even with only one plant. Noted to be