Estrella Gold Japanese Gardens

Estrella Gold Japanese GardensA profusion of white flowers turn this amazing plant from a wonderful lime green to pure white in late winter every year. This larger growing heath has lime green foliage with bright yellow new growth. Broad compact habit. Found in Sierra da Estrela, Coimbra, Portugal in 1972 by R. Zwijnenburg and introduced first in the Netherlands. This is a very worthwhile plant and winner of the Award of Garden Merit trophy.

it will look very attractive

The plant originated as a witches'-broom at Barnes Arboretum

Winning multiple awards

Erica x darleyensis 'Kramer's Rote' is truly extraordinary

Premium Variety – This variety has proven itself over time to be a higher-grade plant with better performance

lightly fragrant flowers with deeply frilled

and performs beautifully in containers or mass plantings where its color can be fully appreciated

All have red spotting in the upper lobe

Blooms in May-June with dark green foliage after that

Found about 1968

The leaves of 3 elliptical leaflets turn orange

If you like the smell of gardenias on a shrub with very attractive shiny foliage