Best Spring Flowering

Erica x veitchii is a tall, hybrid flowering shrub created by crossing Erica arborea and Erica lusitanica, first bred by the Veitch Nurseries in the United Kingdom in the 1800s.

Erica x veitchii 'Exeter' is a hybrid heath cultivar resulting from a cross between Portuguese and tree heaths, noted for its tall growth and white, honey-scented spring blooms.

Erica pageana, commonly known as the yellow heath, is a South African shrub recognized by its unusual and striking bright yellow, sticky, tubular flowers.

Erica lusitanica 'George Hunt' is a cultivar of Portuguese heath distinguished by its profuse, fragrant white flowers that fade to pink, providing vital winter nectar.

Erica perspicua, known as the pipe heath, is a South African plant characterized by its large, inflated, balloon-like white or pink flowers that grow on tall stems.

Erica erigena 'Golden Lady' is an evergreen heath cultivar prized by gardeners for its bright golden-yellow foliage that provides winter interest alongside its pale pink blooms.

Erica blenna is a tall, erect South African shrub noted for its large, showy, tubular flowers that are typically bright scarlet and arranged in dense clusters.

Erica coccinea is a highly variable South African heath notable for its vibrant red, orange, or yellow tubular flowers that are distinctly sticky when in bud.

Erica australis 'Mr. Robert' is a cultivar of Spanish heath notable for its tall, arching stems and vibrant, deep pink to purple tubular flowers that bloom in the spring.

Erica regia is a species of flowering plant endemic to South Africa, specifically found in the Cape Provinces and noted for its striking, hairy, brightly colored blooms.

Erica erigena 'Irish Salmon' is a winter-flowering heath variety known for producing an abundance of small, salmon-pink bell-shaped flowers along its upright, evergreen branches.

Erica erigena 'Irish Dusk' is a tall winter-flowering heath cultivar known for its soft pink blooms that provide early nectar for pollinators.

Erica australis 'Riverslea' is a selected variety of Spanish heath recognized by horticulturists for its vigorous growth habit and large clusters of bright purple, pea-like spring flowers.

Erica bauera is a species of erica native to the Western Cape of South Africa, notable for its tall, erect stems and clusters of long, tubular red or greenish flowers.

Erica erigena 'W.T. Rackliff' is a cultivar of Irish heath distinguished by its pale pink, bell-shaped flowers that bloom during the winter months in mild climates.

Erica retorta is a species of woody shrub in the heath family that is endemic to the South African fynbos, noted for its slender, curved, tubular pink flowers that bloom in spring.

Erica erigena, the Irish heath, is a species of flowering plant native to western Ireland, southwestern France, and Spain, distinguished by its winter blooming season.

Erica caffra is a robust South African heath species notable for its tall, tree-like growth habit and long, pendulous, cream or yellow tubular flowers.

Erica haematocodon is a flowering shrub in the heath family endemic to South Africa's Cape Floristic Region, recognized by its distinctive, blood-red, bell-shaped flowers.

Erica fastigiata is an erect, woody shrub endemic to the Cape Floristic Region of South Africa, recognized by its dense spikes of bright purple or pink flowers.

Erica australis is a species of shrub in the family Ericaceae native to the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa, recognized by its bright pink or purple bell-shaped flowers.

Erica sessilifolia is a South African heath recognized by its unstalked, sessile leaves arranged in whorls along the stems, producing clusters of small, terminal, tubular flowers.

Erica pillansii is a vulnerable heath endemic to South Africa's Western Cape province, currently threatened by habitat loss driven by agricultural expansion and invasive plant species.

Erica triflora is an evergreen South African heath characterized by its distinct floral arrangement, bearing clusters of three small, pink, bell-shaped flowers at each branch tip.

Erica pubescens is an evergreen shrub within the Ericaceae family, easily distinguished by its downy, hairy leaves and pale pink, urn-shaped flowers typical of the heath genus.

Erica scoparia, the besom heath, is a tall European shrub native to the western Mediterranean basin whose tough branches were historically used to make brooms.

Erica lusitanica, the Portuguese heath, is a winter-blooming shrub native to the Iberian Peninsula that has become an invasive species in parts of Australia and New Zealand.