Gaylussacia brachycera 'Berried Treasure'

Gaylussacia brachycera 'Berried Treasure': Small Blue Berries and Brilliant Autumn Leaves

Berried Treasure forms a low, spreading shrub with glossy dark green leaves and small blue berries in July and August. The foliage changes to brilliant red in autumn, extending interest well beyond picking.

Plant Characteristics:

• Height: 25-30 cm
• Spread: 50-80 cm
• Flower Colour: White
• Flowering Period: Spring
• Foliage: Dark Green
• Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun / Partial Sun
• Soil Requirements: Moist to Average Soil; Well-Drained Soil

Uses and Benefits: Use it along the edge of an edible border or where a low fruiting shrub can be viewed closely. This self-pollinating selection combines a compact crop with conspicuous autumn colour.

Care Instructions: Provide acidic, well-drained soil and steady moisture while the roots establish. Mulch the shallow root zone, avoid drying it out in hot weather and prune lightly to preserve its low outline.