Genus: Gaultheria
Species of Gaultheria
Members growing plants in this genus
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Joined 23 Dec, 2007
173 plants
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157 plants
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Joined 15 Feb, 2008
25 plants
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332 plants
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142 plants
Comments:
25 Nov, 2008
LOL...yes you are a bit thick...and the only thing poisonous about this conversation is you...har-har-har-...I am off and running now...catch me if you can...
On photo - forest groundcover
25 Nov, 2008
Cat - I am a bit thick too - it isn't poisonous is it this fish I mean?
On photo - forest groundcover
24 Oct, 2008
Bought this today Janey in Morrisons for £1 49 p bargain I thought
On photo - Gaultheria Wintergreen
24 Oct, 2008
I love this Janette, fabulous for Autumn and such an old fashioned sounding name!
On photo - Gaultheria Wintergreen
20 Oct, 2008
The partridge berry. Creeping wintergreen.
2"- 6" tall with dark green leaves, pink flowers and bright red fruit. Grow in a lime free soil.
The berries will last until hard frost or taken by birds.
On question - Gaultheria procumbens
16 Oct, 2008
As far as I know they are acid loving so if you use ericaciouc compost it should be OK. I planted one in a container because it was obviously dying in the garden, and I did not know it was acid loving at the time. I put it in multi purpose compost ia a pot and it did not recover. You learn from experience, and in our part of the world we probably have the wrong conditions.
On question - Growing conditions
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(Province)- Ontario
4 Jan, 2009
Great! I remember using Salal leaves for wreaths and backing but never saw or used the berries! Lucky you, Sarah.
On photo - salal berries