Erica x darleyensis Bean Darley heath · Ornamentals · bred by David Wilson
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10 August 2026
The plant reaches a height of 30–60 cm and possesses dark green needle-like foliage. The flowers are gathered in long racemose inflorescences and are characterized by a bright pink hue, reddish-brown sepals, and dark buds.
The variety is used in ornamental gardening as a groundcover plant, for creating borders, and for cultivation in containers. It is frost-hardy, prefers sunny or semi-shaded locations with well-drained humus-rich soil, and serves as a nectar source for insects in early spring.
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