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23 Evergreen Huckleberry Shade

This remarkable evergreen native shrub is valuable in the landscape. Evergreen huckleberry is found on the west side of the cascade mountains from british columbia to california.

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It is very common in second growth forests especially. Part shade shade. New leaves are bronze to red in color and mature into a glossy green through the summer months. It is surprising we do not grow this shrub more often in the pacific northwest.

Because of the food value to wildlife and dense shrubby growth evergreen huckleberry is worthy of inclusion in hedgerows. If the drainage is adequate it will tolerate clay. Full sun to full shade preferring partial shade in moist to slightly dry well drained soil. Along the coast of california it is common to the redwoods but sporadic further south.

Does not transplant well but can be grown easily from smaller. Apart to make a beautiful edible evergreen hedge. Leaves are perennial alternately arranged distinctly 2 ranked simple and ovate in shape. Once established it is drought tolerant but flowering and fruiting is better with.

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