Black Huckleberry Brunnera and may approach about 6

and may approach about 6 to 8 feet in ideal warm conditions

a reliable fall spectacle

Water: Even moisture during establishment

This variety is especially useful where you want long-lasting summer color

New growth emerges bright yellow to golden

Black Huckleberry Brunnera and may approach about 6Black Huckleberry (Gaylussacia baccata) Black Huckleberry, also known as huckleberry, is a native, low growing shrub that brings edible fruit, glossy foliage, and natural structure to sunny or lightly shaded landscapes. It forms a dense, clumping groundcover like thicket over time, helping you fill tough, dry sites with something that still looks intentional. In spring, small pink to red, urn shaped flowers add subtle color and set the stage for late