Erica formosa

Erica formosa((scientific name: Erica formosa) is a small, cold- and non-hothardy evergreen shrub of the genus Erica in the family Ericaceae native to the Cape Province of South Africa. The leaves are fine and resemble {{cedar}} leaves. It grows slowly. It is a member of the Erica genus, and its name comes from the fact that its flowers resemble {{lily of the valley}}. The species name "formosa" means "beautiful" in Latin.

Common name: Erica formosa, scientific name: Erica formosa, origin: Cape Province, South Africa, Plant height: 40-60 cm, inflorescence: cymose, leaf shape: coniferous. Leaf shape: needle-like, flower color: white, corolla shape: bell-shaped, flower diameter: 0.2-0.3 cm, flowering season: December-April.