Partridgeberry, also known as Eastern teaberry or checkerberry, is a low-growing, evergreen groundcover native to eastern North America. It features glossy, oval leaves and dainty white to pinkish bell-shaped flowers in summer, followed by bright red berries that persist into winter. This charming shade-tolerant plant brings year-round visual interest and a touch of woodland elegance to shaded landscapes.
Partridgeberry (Gaultheria procumbens)
$6.00Price
•Provides winter food for wildlife—its berries are eaten by wildlife such as deer, wild turkey, grouse, pheasants, bears, chipmunks, and more. 
•Offers ground-level cover and berries in the winter when few other plants do, making it a valuable and beautiful food source in the cold season.
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