The wintergreen plant is a perennial forest plant

Wintergreen Plant


The wintergreen plant is a perennial forest plant native to eastern North America. It bears unspotted, dark green leaves and produces a white, pinkish-purple flower. This plant is the namesake of wintergreen flavor; the scent of wintergreen oil contributes to modern-day chewing gum and toothpaste flavors.

Reasons to Purchase this Plant
1. Easy to grow
It is straightforward to grow as it can adapt to various growing conditions. It grows best in partially shaded areas with humus-rich soil and moist, acidic soil. The plant is low maintenance and does not require any pruning.

2. Thrives almost anywhere
Wintergreen is also a very resilient plant. It can thrive in almost any soil and even in abandoned industrial areas. It is resistant to high winds, drought, heat, and cold.

3. The color of the blooms
The wintergreen plant is also renowned for its scented flowers, showing through in the flowers it produces. The blooms have a beautiful pale pink color and produce a sweet scent that attracts insects, resulting in pollination.

4. Low prices offered
The wintergreen plant is inexpensive compared to other forest plants. It is also a very easy-to-grow and maintained plant and is therefore on sale at any time of the year. It is also sold in low quantities as it is a slow-growing plant.



Bloom Seasons


The wintergreen bloom season is from June to early August. The bloom season depends on the type of wintergreen plant you purchase and the climate where you live. The extract is harvested from late summer through fall and can be harvested yearly. The red berries are only available in the autumn, while the scented blooms are available all year round.

Where it Would Look Great
Wintergreen looks best in a garden. It would look great as an ornamental plant for a landscape or as a house plant. The plants are also durable, so they can be grown outside any season and survive the harshest weather conditions or extreme temperatures. It makes the plant ideal to be developed in highway medians, roadside verges, parks, and other public spaces.



Wintergreen plants are cheap and easy to grow

 

They can be shipped nationwide and are available in various forms and sizes. Their fast shipping and low prices encourage the use of this plant as a landscape choice.

 

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