Variety relatively vigorous, easy crop. Very beautiful colors in spring, when the young shoots red then beige contrast with the clusters of white bells.
Plant for acid soil, aerated, remaining wet in summer, and exposure not too sunny or hot.
Small evergreen shrub of heather earth, rounded, orange-red obovate leaves becoming shiny dark green. The flowering takes place in early spring, in the form of hanging clusters of small bells, melliferous. 'Mountain Fire' has an erect habit. Its pointed lanceolate leaves, finely toothed, are initially bright red, then turn beige, and finally become bright green.