Phyllodoce consists of low-growing, evergreen shrubs that can spread or grow upright, resembling heaths. Their stems are adorned with small, needle-shaped leaves, and in spring or summer, they produce clusters of flowers that may be bell-shaped, urn-shaped, or pitcher-shaped.

Phyllodoce

Phyllodoce 'Peach'

Phyllodoce aleutica is a compact, mat-forming evergreen shrub that reaches a height of approximately 20 cm. It features slender, diminutive leaves and produces small, urn-shaped flowers that are whitish-green and hang in clusters at the tips of the stems during late spring and early summer.

Phyllodoce aleutica

Phyllodoce aleutica subsp. glanduliflora

Phyllodoce aleutica subsp. glanduliflora 'Flora Slack'

Phyllodoce breweri

Phyllodoce caerulea is a compact, evergreen shrub characterized by its slender, dark green leaves that measure about 1 cm in length. During late spring and summer, it produces clusters of nodding, pitcher-shaped flowers in a purplish-pink hue. This species is well-suited for rock gardens.

Phyllodoce caerulea

Phyllodoce caerulea 'Murray Lyon'

Phyllodoce caerulea 'Viking'

Phyllodoce caerulea 'W.M. Buchanan's Peach Seedling'

Phyllodoce empetriformis

Phyllodoce nipponica

Phyllodoce nipponica var. oblongo-ovata

Phyllodoce tsugifolia

Phyllodoce x alpina

Phyllodoce x intermedia

Phyllodoce x intermedia 'Drummondii'

Phyllodoce x intermedia 'Fred Stoker'

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