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     • E. x darleyensis (any variety) are compact, mound-forming, evergreen shrubs with tiny, needle-like, mid-green, dark-green, bronze, or golden-yellow leaves and, in autumn, winter, or spring, racemes of small, fragrant, urn-shaped flowers in shades of white, pink, or purple.
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   Is Erica x darleyensis evergreen?

   • Loved for its outstanding upright, bushy habit, evergreen foliage, and glimmering flowers, award-winning Erica x darleyensis 'Kramer's Rote' or 'Kramer's Red' (Winter Heath) is a compact, vigorous shrub with clouds of magenta flowers from mid-winter to mid-spring (Jan-Apr), covering the dark bronze-green foliage.

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   Can Erica darleyensis be differentiated from its parents?

   • Krüssmann (1976, p. 35) states that the leaves, young branches and flowers of Erica × darleyensis are "not distinguishable from those of the parents, especially on young plants". However, it can be differentiated from its parents because it flowers from November to May and is more vigorous than E. carnea and less than E. erigena.

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   Are Erica erigena darleyensis Hardy to USDA Zone 6?

   • Hardy to USDA Zone 6 Natural hybrid of E. erigena ´ E. carnea. Krüssmann (1976, p. 35) states that the leaves, young branches and flowers of Erica × darleyensis are "not distinguishable from those of the parents, especially on young plants".

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   Is Darley Dale evergreen?

   • 'Darley Dale' is an evergreen cultivar whose foliage is tipped pink and white in spring. Pink flowers are borne from late winter through until spring. Reaches 45cm in height Become an RHS Member today and save 30% on your first year All ratings refer to the UK growing conditions unless otherwise stated.

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   What is the difference between Erica carnea & broadleaf?

   • Broadleaf evergreen ground cover/shrub, to 2 ft (60 cm), with equal or greater spread, multistemmed. Similar to Erica carnea, but taller, more vigorous and with better frost hardiness. Leaves needle-like, to 13 mm, in whorls. Flowers white to rose, appear in late fall and may continue until mid-spring (i.e., winter blooming).

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   Where does darleyensis come from?

   • Common in the PNW. Possibly the same as ‘Silberschmeize’, from Germany and introduced in 1939, or even the sport of this cultivar named ‘White Perfection'. darleyensis: refers to Darley Dale, Derbyshire, England, where it was raised. Oregon State Univ. campus: west side of Gilbert Hall.

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3. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 91316Erica × darleyensis 'Darley Dale' - RHS Gardening

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   Evergreen Habit Matforming Genus. Erica can be prostrate or erect, evergreen shrubs with fine, needle-like leaves in whorls, and racemes or panicles of small, bell-shaped or tubular flowers. Name status. Accepted

   • Erica × darleyensis 'Winter Treasure' - RHS Gardening

     A vigorous, bushy, upright, dwarf evergreen shrub to 60cm,...

   • Erica × darleyensis | Darley Dale heath /RHS - RHS Gardening

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4. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 291747Erica × darleyensis 'Winter Treasure' - RHS Gardening

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   A vigorous, bushy, upright, dwarf evergreen shrub to 60cm, with a loose habit and dark green foliage. Long racemes of clear-pink flowers with red-brown sepals, opening from dark buds, appear in winter and spring; ideal for ground cover

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6. www.gardenia.net › plant › erica-x-darleyensisErica x darleyensis 'Kramer's Rote' (Winter Heath) - Gardenia

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   Loved for its outstanding upright, bushy habit, evergreen foliage, and glimmering flowers, award-winning Erica x darleyensis 'Kramer's Rote' or 'Kramer's Red' (Winter Heath) is a compact, vigorous shrub with clouds of magenta flowers from mid-winter to mid-spring (Jan-Apr), covering the dark bronze-green foliage.

7. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 93146Erica × darleyensis | Darley Dale heath /RHS - RHS Gardening

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   Erica. Genus description. Erica can be prostrate or erect, evergreen shrubs with fine, needle-like leaves in whorls, and racemes or panicles of small, bell-shaped or tubular flowers. Name status. Correct

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9. mygardenlife.com › plant-library › darley-heathDarley Heath 'Darley Dale' (Erica x darleyensis) - MyGardenLife

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   Features. Exceptionally long-blooming variety with tiny light pink blooms that gradually turning to dark rose pink. Sized right for planting in containers for the deck or patio. Used as a groundcover, the dense evergreen foliage is great for keeping weeds controlled. Bees and other beneficial insects love the flowers!

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    E. x darleyensis (any variety) are compact, mound-forming, evergreen shrubs with tiny, needle-like, mid-green, dark-green, bronze, or golden-yellow leaves and, in autumn, winter, or spring, racemes of small, fragrant, urn-shaped flowers in shades of white, pink, or purple.

11. landscapeplants.oregonstate.edu › plants › ericaErica × darleyensis - Landscape Plants | Oregon State University

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    Genus: Erica. Type: Broadleaf. Native to (or naturalized in) Oregon: No. Broadleaf evergreen ground cover/shrub, to 2 ft (60 cm), with equal or greater spread, multistemmed. Similar to Erica carnea, but taller, more vigorous and with better frost hardiness. Leaves needle-like, to 13 mm, in whorls.