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#651
Wintergreen Japanese Boxwood
A bright green evergreen that is commonly used as a border edger. This variety forms a tidy, mounding shrub which works well in bowl/urn planters. Easy to grow & maintain. Similar to Winter Gem.
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From $19.98
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Last Online Update
1/16/2020
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#8578
Wintergreen Japanese Boxwood
A bright green evergreen that is commonly used as a border edger. This variety forms a tidy, mounding shrub which works well in bowl/urn planters. Easy to grow & maintain. Similar to Winter Gem.
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From $29.98
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Last Online Update
1/10/2019
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#97379
Wintergreen
Twigs and leaves smell of Winterberry when cut. Found in the woods of eastern North America as a groundcover, this attractive evergreen has red new growth turning green, then wine in winter. Edible fruit.
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From $14.98
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Last Online Update
1/20/2022
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#7768
Wintergreen
Twigs and leaves smell of Winterberry when cut. Found in the woods of eastern North America as a groundcover, this attractive evergreen has red new growth turning green, then wine in winter. Edible fruit.
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From $5.98
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Last Online Update
4/3/2012
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#51887
Winter Splash Wintergreen
This new, exciting groundcover is the only one of its kind to have variegated leaves. The green-and-white foliage turns pink in the winter months, making a lovely setting for the classic red berries.
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From $14.98
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Last Online Update
11/12/2023
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#18858
Berry Cascade Wintergreen
Unlike most Gaultheria cultivars, the berries of `Berry Cascade' grow the entire length of the stem, forming a charming, cascade effect. The berries ripen late August and the fall and winter foliage is a beautiful orange and red, brighter than regular wintergreen. Edible fruit.
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From $6.98
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Last Online Update
4/3/2020
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