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The witch hazel is way easier than the ericas, of course I am also standing up with the tree instead of contorted on the ground with the heaths, that makes a difference.

Bloom Day January 2009-Few But Faire « Fairegarden 2009

I really like the callunas, heathers, better than the ericas, heaths.

Spring? « Fairegarden 2009

I would like to see more of the reddish callunas and less of the green ericas in here, since the flowers make such little impact from afar.

Bloom Day January 2009-Few But Faire « Fairegarden 2009

I think the large ericas that surrounded her might have protected the roots.

The Color Maroon? « Fairegarden 2009

It looked better as soon as the ericas were taken out.

Spring? « Fairegarden 2009

Most astonishing are the giant groundsels, ericas and lobelias of the ecologically fragile tree heath and alpine zones.

Rwenzori Mountains National Park, Uganda 2009

I bought many of those ericas once I discovered they bloomed in winter, they are scattered in various beds and add winter interest much like a small juniper would.

Bloom Day January 2009-Few But Faire « Fairegarden 2009

It is cold here now, those photos of the garden are from last summer, but we do have bulbs coming up and some things beginning to bloom like witch hazels and ericas.

Some People Are Just Lucky « Fairegarden 2009

There have been deaths among the ericas along the way.

Bloom Days January 2008 « Fairegarden 2008

It has been learned that heathers are callunas, heaths are ericas.

Heaths and Heathers « Fairegarden 2008