Erica darleyensis

Erica × darleyensis

Flower name
Erica darleyensis
Scientific name
Erica × darleyensis
AliasErica darleyensis, キョッコウ, ダーリーデールヒース, Darleydale heath, ヒース, heath
Place of originSouth Africa, (Prunus)
Place of floweringGarden, Horticultural species
Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, November, December
Language of flowersHappy love

What is Erica darleyensis

Erica darleyensis (scientific name: Erica × darleyensis) is a gardening variety of the cold-resistant evergreen shrub "Erica" of the Ericaceae family. This species is a garden cultivar breeded by E. carnea (scientific name: Erica carnea) and E. erigena(scientific name: Erica erigena), and it's leaves are similar to cedar leaves. It brings small bell-shaped flowers of rice grain size to many branches and blooms. Along with promotion of forced cultivation, it is useful as a pot of a moon with few flowers.

♯Special feature "Erica"」

Common name: Erica darleyensis, Scientific name: Erica × darleyensis, aka: kyoko, Darleydale heath, Origin: South Africa (Gardening variety), Tree height: 30 - 50 cm, flower season: November to April, flower color: peach · white · dense peach, flower diameter: 0.3 cm.