Gaultheria procumbens Forms a prostrate, evergreen carpet slowly spreading by underground shoots. Leaves turn an attractive purplish red in autumn, fragrant when crushed. White or pale pink, urn shaped flowers followed by bright red fruit which generally lasts through winter. Good ground cover for shade on acid soils. Site: Tolerates a little exposureSoil: Well drained acid soilPosition: Prefers shade, will grow in full sun if the soil does not dry outSeason of Interest: White-pink flowers in Spring, berries in Autumn into WinterHardiness: Hardy to -10°CHeight: 6'' (15cm) Spread: 3ft (1m)