*RETAIL - Vaccinium ovatum native these have been frost hardy

these have been frost hardy so far into the low teens F with no noticeable damage

Best with just the right amount of light to bring out the brightest of yellows while avoiding any burn

Frost hardy only to 30F

the insignificant flowers (except to its pollinators or another Rhamnus) give way to pea-sized red and black fruit late summer through autumn

Give it bright light

*RETAIL - Vaccinium ovatum native these have been frost hardyA handsome West Coast native growing from Alaska to California, this evergreen huckleberry reaches 2 3 ft tall in the sun and much taller, up to 12 ft x 10 ft, in shade. Foliage is small and shiny and spring flowers are pinkish urns followed by dark purple berries, delicious if you can get there before the birds. Easily trimmed into a hedge or planted as a backdrop. Enjoys moist, well drained, acidic soil. Also tolerates salt spray on the coast. Frost