Calluna Vulgaris White

Calluna vulgaris ‘White’, commonly known as White Heather, is a charming evergreen shrub that enchants both gardens and interiors. Outdoors, it forms dense, low-growing mounds adorned with delicate white bell-shaped flowers from late summer to autumn, adding texture, contrast, and year-round interest to borders, rockeries, and garden beds. Its fine foliage often turns bronze or deep green in winter, maintaining visual appeal even in colder months. Indoors, it brings elegance and serenity to pots, window sills, or bright corners, with its graceful blooms and fresh foliage creating a natural, minimalist aesthetic. Symbolizing luck and purity, White Heather is not only a visual delight but also a meaningful addition to any space.

Indoor: Needs bright light, ideally near a sunny window. Avoid dark corners — it will get leggy.

Outdoor: Prefers full sun to partial shade. The more light it gets, the more compact and floriferous it stays.

Keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy.

Heather dislikes lime — use rainwater or soft water if possible.

Outdoor: Water during dry spells, especially in summer.

Indoor: Check the soil regularly; do not let it dry out completely.

Pruning

After flowering, lightly trim the faded blooms to maintain shape and encourage new growth.

Avoid cutting into old woody stems — it may not regrow.