Other Names: Arctostaphylos viscida, Blue Bearberry, Wild Cranberry, Sticky Whiteleaf Manzanita,

Grow Zones: 4,5,6,7,8,9,10 (Hardy in zones 7-10)

This California native boasts beautiful white to pink flowers from spring to summer and produces edible berries late summer for the picking. Make your own cranberry juice at home. It is a dwarf tree, meaning it grows as high as a shrub (which makes berry picking a breeze) and is beautiful to look at even during a season where rich blue-green leaves is all you might see. The blue-leaved foliage is what brings about the name Blue Bearberry. ...It is a very attractive small tree for your landscape.

Bearberry grows in a variety of soil types however it is often found in rocky sand or soil.

These fresh seeds come from a tree grove grower based in California. Just the same this species is found growing in the wild all throughout the Northwest region of the US. Nevada, Oregon, etc.

Be sure to take advantage of this great deal as these Bearberry seeds are offered to you at a low cost savings to you today.

Germination Instructions: Scarify by rubbing seed coating with  sandpaper. Cold stratify seeds for 90 days in the fridge before sowing. Pro tip: This seed quickly germinates after wildfires, likewise, expert gardeners also set a small fire of pine leaves to the soil that the seeds will be sown in before sowing. Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep into the soil. Keep seeds and soil moist throughout the germination phase (2 months).