Cassiope mertensiana (White Heather) Evergreen Small leaves that turn yellow-orange

Small leaves that turn yellow-orange in fall and lasts long into the season

I have found this species to be a reliable grower even under some harsh PNW conditions

Deep purple-magenta flowers

Notes:  In the wild Trillium ovatum grows in cool moist ravines and woodlands from sea level to alpine forests

Leaves turn creamy white and eventually turn green

Cassiope mertensiana (White Heather) Evergreen Small leaves that turn yellow-orangeFamily: EricaceaeZone: 3 8Natural Range: AK, WA, OR, CA, MT, ID ; AB, BC, YTSoil: Humus richLight: Sun, part sunHeight: 6" 12"Bloom Time: June to JulyAttracts: BeesPest Resistance: Deer, RabbitAttributes: Evergreen. Slow growing mounding shrub with foliage resembling spike moss or even conifers. White bell flowers on reddish stalks and sepals. Notes: Does best in cool soils that are damp, humus rich and sharp gritty. Our collection is from Washing