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Evergreen foliage and pretty, long-lasting flowers make winter heather a must-have for the cold season. The blooms are made up of dainty little bells that line the stems during winter, often for many months. Opening in reds, pinks and white, they provide food for insects that are out and about on sunny days. Description from Gardeningetc
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