Mountain Fire Pieris - Fiery red new growth emerges up from the lushious evergreen foliage before aging to a deep green. Drooping clusters of white urn-shaped, lily-of-the-valley like flowers bloom in Spring, and add even more contrast to the red and green leafing. The Mountain Fire Pieris grows best in locations sheltered from wind with some afternoon shade. Make sure to remove spent flowers immediately after bloom to improve next season's growth. Emerald Gaiety Euonymus - This small, bushy evergreen shrub produces glossy, deep emerald green leaves adorned with irregular white margins which often take on a pink hue in the winter. This broadleaf evergreen has tiny, greenish flowers in early Summer. The Emerald Gaiety is a wintercreeper that spreads by creeping stems that root where it touches the ground, and by animal or water dispersed seeds. Bearberry Cotoneaster - The Bearberry Cotoneaster is an outstanding groundcover that shows shiny green, finely textured foliage. It produces white blooms in Spring, and ornamental berries as the season progresses. The shiny green foliage turns a purple tinge in the cooler fall months, which really enhances the red berries. The readiness of each product in this 6 pack may vary. For example: In early Spring, some items may still be dormant. Please refer to the item tags for more information.