Heathers
Heathers are typical plants for heathlands, moorlands, bogs, and open woodlands with acidic or peat soils. They are also found in dunes near the coast. Heathers flower for much of the year and are much loved by bees. If you don't have acidic soil, you can always grow them in pots in ericaceous compost.
Plants (201)
Erica ciliaris f. albiflora 'White Wings'
Dorset heath, Fringed heath, Ciliate heath
Erica cinerea 'Katinka'
Heather, Bell heath, Bell heather, Scotch bell, Grey heather, Twisted heath
Erica cinerea 'Lime Soda'
Heather, Bell heath, Bell heather, Scotch bell, Grey heather, Twisted heath
Erica cinerea 'P.S. Patrick'
Heather, Bell heath, Bell heather, Scotch bell, Grey heather, Twisted heath
Erica erigena 'Hibernica Alba'
Heather, Irish heath
Erica tetralix 'Ken Underwood'
Cross-leaved heath, Bog heather, Moor heath, Bell heath
Erica vagans 'Fiddlestone'
Cornish heath, Wandering heath
Erica vagans 'Lyonesse'
Cornish heath, Wandering heath
Erica x darleyensis 'Margaret Porter'
Darley dale heath, Darley heath, Winter heath