Gaylussacia brachycera 'Berried Treasure™' is an evergreen, low-growing huckleberry valued for glossy foliage and a spreading, groundcover habit. You will get a tidy carpet of small leaves that can turn burgundy to deep red in fall and winter, plus clusters of bell-shaped white flowers (often lightly pink) in late spring.
Because this plant expands by underground stems and forms colonies, it develops into a broad patch over time rather than a tall shrub. It is also slow growing, so plan for gradual fill-in. Mature height is typically 6-18 inches, while established patches can spread several feet wide in good conditions.
Give it acidic, well-drained soil and consistent moisture during establishment. A woodland edge or lightly shaded bed is ideal; part shade supports good foliage color and helps reduce stress. Once rooted in, keep mulch light and airy so stems can root and spread naturally.
Fruit is blueberry-like and edible, but production can be limited if only one clone is present. If berries are important to you, plant more than one genetically different box huckleberry nearby and allow time for the colony to develop.