Erica (Heather) Flowers
Native to South Africa, Europe, and the Mediterranean region, the genus Erica contains over 800 species, but the most commonly grown are the winter heaths. These evergreen shrubs are compact and mound-forming, typically growing up to 12 inches tall and 18 inches wide.
Their needle-like leaves are usually dark green. Their tubular flowers come in a variety of colors, like white, pink, and purple, and bloom from late winter to early spring. Some types of heath continue to flower intermittently throughout the year. They are hardy in USDA zones 5-7. They attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
Mixed Color Erica (Heather)Flower Field – Pink, Magenta, and White
Wild Erica (Heather) Flowers Growing Under Blue Sky
Lavender-Pink Bell-Shaped Erica (Heather) Flowers
Vibrant Pink Erica (Heather) Flower Spikes Close-Up
Potted Erica (Heather) Flowers with Trailing Pink Blooms
Potted Erica (Heather) Flower Plants Displayed at a Flower Shop
Potted Erica (Heather) Flower Plants on a Garden Bench
Single Potted Erica (Heather) Flower Plant on White Background
Erica (Heather) Flowers in Golden Autumn Light
Purple Erica (Heather) Flowers Among Evergreen Foliage
Erica (Heather) Flower Display Stand at Garden Nursery
Pink and Cream Erica (Heather) Flowers with Green Sprouts
Erica (Heather) Flower Field in Full Bloom Pattern
Hands Planting Erica (Heather) Flowers in a Garden Trough
Potted Erica (Heather) Flower Arrangement on Outdoor Table
Magenta Erica (Heather) Flowers Blooming in Stone Planter
Whimsical Cat-Shaped Planter with Erica (Heather) Flowers
Magenta Erica (Heather)Flower Bouquet in White Vase
Pink and Green Erica (Heather) Flowers Among Tall Grass
Mixed Heather and Wildflower Flower Bouquet in Vase
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