Vaccinium membranaceum/ Black Huckleberry

This species is highly valued for its delectable berries. Its leaves turn a stunning red to purple during the autumn season. Black Huckleberry thrives in areas with minimal plant competition and is perfect for rock gardens or slopes with ample organic material. Soil moisture levels can impact berry production, but even with little rainfall for 4-6 months, it will still bear fruit.

Zone: 5-8

Height: 1 to 4 ft.

Flower Colour: White

Flowering Season: Spring

Sun Exposure: Full sun-part shade

Soil Type: Acidic

Water Needs: Medium

Pollinator Attractant: Yes

Resistant To: Drought after establishment

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