Pratia angulata ~ White Star Creeper Size:10-CT FLAT and may sometimes gain a

and may sometimes gain a red-orange hue

(4) Photo by David Eickhoff

The tree can grow up to 50-60 feet tall and has a pyramidal shape when young

The fine foliage emerges bright gold in spring and matures to a yellow-green that lasts through winter

Pratia angulata ~ White Star Creeper Size:10-CT FLAT and may sometimes gain aWhite Star Creeper is a spreading semi evergreen perennial that forms a ground hugging mat that can be used as a lawn substitute. The tiny, rounded succulent like dark green leaves are blanketed by small white star shaped flowers that bloom in spring through summer. Following the flowers are showy red and purple berries that are large relative to the plant. Grows best in moist to wet well drained soil. Sturdy enough to withstand heavy foot traffic,