'Rose Creek' has evergreen leaves that emerge with a pinkish cast and turn a lustrous dark green in summer, then darken to purple-green in winter, giving the plant an ever-changing seasonal interest. It bears cluster after cluster of white, fragrant, tubular flowers, about 1/2 inch long, throughout the growing season. Below each flower are small, light pink, modified leaves, called the calyx, which remain on the plant after the flowers fade and provide even more pizazz to the floral display.