Erica arborea var. alpina f. aureifolia is a compact, bushy cultivar of the Erica genus, which comprises evergreen shrubs with slender, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls. This cultivar features evergreen, needle-like foliage and thrives best in full sun on a south-facing, sheltered aspect. It prefers fertile, well-drained, acidic loam soil and is hardy to UK zone H5. Erica arborea var. alpina f. aureifolia is suitable for borders, containers, ground cover, and winter bedding, with interest during spring and summer.

Erica arborea var. alpina f. aureifolia is a compact evergreen shrub with needle-like leaves, ideal for borders and containers, flowering in spring and summer.

Erica arborea var. alpina f. aureifolia

Erica carnea 'Diana Young' is a named cultivar of Erica in the family Ericaceae that carries a prolonged flowering season from July to November. It forms a low, spreading mound with dense, needle-like foliage and numerous small, bell-shaped flowers. The blooms appear in clusters along short shoots and are typically in shades of pink. It suits gravel, rockery or edged planting where late-summer to autumn colour is required.

Erica carnea 'Diana Young' is a cultivar of winter heath that flowers from July to November and suits gravel, rockery or front-of-border planting.

Erica carnea 'Diana Young'

Winter Heath (Erica carnea 'Diana Young') | Jul–Nov blooms

Erica gracilis 'Calimero' is a compact, low-growing cultivar of the Erica genus, which comprises evergreen shrubs with slender, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls. This spreading and bushy shrub features a trailing habit, making it suitable for borders, containers, rock gardens, and bee-friendly plantings. It thrives in full sun or partial shade on fertile, well-drained soils of various types and pH levels. Hardy to UK zone H4, it offers seasonal interest in spring and summer with its characteristic small, bell-shaped or tubular flowers.

Erica gracilis 'Calimero' is a compact, evergreen shrub with a trailing habit, ideal for borders and rock gardens, flowering in spring and summer.

Erica gracilis 'Calimero'

Erica gracilis 'Mister X'PBR is a compact, low-growing Erica with evergreen, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls. It carries flowers over a long season from July to November. Plants suit acid, well-drained loam in a sheltered, south-facing position and take full sun or partial shade. Use it in borders, containers and rock gardens or as part of bee-friendly and winter bedding schemes.

Erica gracilis 'Mister X'PBR flowers from July to November and prefers acid, well-drained loam in a sheltered south-facing position.

Erica gracilis 'Mister X'PBR

Erica gracilis 'Mister X'PBR | Long-flowering Erica

Erica gracilis red is a compact, low-growing cultivar of the Erica genus, which comprises evergreen shrubs with slender, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls. This cultivar features the characteristic small, bell-shaped or tubular flowers typical of Erica, appearing in spring and summer. It thrives in full sun with a south-facing, sheltered aspect and prefers fertile, moist but well-drained, acidic loam soil. Hardy to UK zone H4, Erica gracilis red is suitable for borders, containers, rock gardens, and bee-friendly plantings.

Erica gracilis red is a compact evergreen shrub with bell-shaped flowers, perfect for sunny borders, containers, and bee-friendly gardens in spring and summer.

Erica gracilis red

Erica mackayana f. eburnea 'Doctor Ronald Gray' is a compact heath (Ericaceae) that produces terminal umbels of bell-shaped flowers. It typically reaches about 0.2–0.3 m, occasionally to 0.9 m, with numerous twiggy branchlets bearing small oblong leaves in whorls. Flower colour ranges from reddish‑purple to rose‑pink and blooms over an extended season. The long display runs from July to November, and flowers are borne in clusters of ten to twelve on each terminal umbel.

Mackay's Heath Erica mackayana f. eburnea 'Doctor Ronald Gray' flowers from July to November with clusters of reddish-purple to rose-pink blooms.

Erica mackayana f. eburnea 'Doctor Ronald Gray'

Erica manipuliflora 'Cascades' is a compact, low-growing cultivar of the Erica genus, which comprises evergreen shrubs with slender, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls. This cultivar thrives in full sun on south-facing, sheltered sites with fertile, moist but well-drained, acidic loam soil. It is hardy to UK zone H4 and is notable for its spring and summer interest, producing clusters of small, bell-shaped or tubular flowers typical of the genus. Suitable for borders, containers, rock gardens, and bee-friendly plantings, it benefits from propagation by leaf-bud or stem tip cuttings and layering during spring or summer.

Erica manipuliflora 'Cascades' is a compact evergreen shrub with needle-like leaves, perfect for sunny borders, containers, and bee-friendly gardens in spring

Erica manipuliflora 'Cascades'

Erica spiculifolia 'Mila' is a compact, low-growing member of the Ericaceae with evergreen, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls. It flowers from July to November, giving an extended season of bloom. Plant in south-facing, sheltered sites in acid, well-drained loam, in full sun or partial shade. Its size and habit make it suitable for borders, rock gardens, containers and bee-friendly or winter bedding schemes.

Erica spiculifolia 'Mila' is a compact evergreen Erica for south-facing, well-drained acid loam, flowering July to November.

Erica spiculifolia 'Mila'

Erica spiculifolia 'Mila' | Compact Heath for Borders

Erica vagans 'Chittendenii' is a compact, low-growing heather cultivar that carries pink to lilac flowers from July to November. It bears evergreen, needle-like leaves in whorls along slender stems. Best grown in acid, well-drained loam on a south-facing, sheltered site, it suits borders, containers and rock gardens. Its extended summer–autumn bloom is valuable for late-season pollinators.

Erica vagans 'Chittendenii' is a compact Cornish heath that blooms pink to lilac from July to November, ideal for south-facing, acid-loam sites.

Erica vagans 'Chittendenii'

Erica vagans 'Chittendenii' | July–Nov blooms

Erica vagans 'Lilacina' is an evergreen heather that carries chains of pink to lilac flowers on racemes. It forms a spreading subshrub up to about 75 cm in height and width with small, linear leaves in tight whorls. Flowers appear over an extended season from July to November and often show protruding brown stamens. The cultivar's racemes are a defining feature in late summer and autumn plantings.

Cornish Heath Erica vagans 'Lilacina' bears pink to lilac racemes from July to November and prefers acid, lime-free soils.

Erica vagans 'Lilacina'

Cornish Heath (Erica vagans 'Lilacina') | July–Nov blooms

Erica x afroeuropaea is a cultivar of Erica, a genus of evergreen shrubs known for their slender, needle-like leaves arranged in whorls and clusters of small, bell-shaped or tubular flowers. This cultivar has a bushy, matforming, and trailing habit, making it suitable for borders, containers, rock gardens, and bee-friendly plantings. It thrives in full sun or partial shade on fertile, well-drained soil that can be chalk, clay, loam, or sand with varying pH levels. Hardy to UK zone H4, it is particularly attractive in spring and summer.

Erica x afroeuropaea is an evergreen shrub with bell-shaped flowers, perfect for borders and bee-friendly gardens, flowering in spring and summer.

Erica x afroeuropaea

Erica x darleyensis 'Aurélie Brégeon' is a compact, low-growing Erica with evergreen, needle-like leaves and a prolonged flowering season from July to November. It suits full sun to partial shade and prefers acid loam that is well drained. Place it in a south-facing, sheltered spot to encourage the longest display of blooms. It is suitable for borders, containers, rock gardens and bee-friendly plantings.

Erica x darleyensis 'Aurélie Brégeon' blooms July to November and suits south-facing, sheltered sites in acid, well-drained loam for borders, containers.

Erica x darleyensis 'Aurélie Brégeon'

Erica x darleyensis 'Aurélie Brégeon' | Long-flowering Erica

Erica x darleyensis f. albiflora 'Ada S. Collings' is a compact, low-growing Erica with evergreen, needle-like leaves and an extended flowering season from July to November. It grows best in well-drained, acidic loam and suits full sun or partial shade on a south-facing, sheltered site. Rated H4 (average), it will tolerate most UK winters with sensible siting. Use it in borders, rock gardens, containers or bee-friendly groupings where winter displays are required.

Erica x darleyensis f. albiflora 'Ada S. Collings' is a compact, evergreen erica that flowers from July to November and suits south-facing, acidic loam in.