Gaultheria shallon 'Cascade Carpet' / 'Gaulsidh4' Pot Size:#1 so it doesn't require a

so it doesn't require a second plant nearby to set fruit

Silver Mound Artemesia is primarily valued in the garden for its interestingly mounded form

Salavatski does not require cross-pollination

It features subtle spikes of blue flowers rising above the foliage from mid spring to early summer

Gaultheria shallon 'Cascade Carpet' / 'Gaulsidh4' Pot Size:#1 so it doesn't require aGaultheria shallon, commonly called salal, is a native British Columbia plant featuring leathery, evergreen, mid green leaves on gracefully arching stems. Its spring blooms resemble small white bells, occasionally tinged with pink, followed by sweet, edible blue black berries traditionally valued by First Nations communities. The Cascade Carpet cultivar (Gaulsidh4) is a compact variety growing 2436 inches in height and spread. Ideal for woodland