Mitchella repens Danny North Carolina Native Plants the tropical-looking deer-resistant clump is

the tropical-looking deer-resistant clump is topped with 3' tall spikes of pure white flowers (compared with the normal purple hood over each flower)

brilliant red flowers

Starting in late March (NC)

non-climbing clematis from the work of UK clematis breeders' Raymond Evison and Mogens Olesen

We have long been looking for a good white canna and have finally found it

Mitchella repens Danny North Carolina Native Plants the tropical-looking deer-resistant clump isMitchella repens 'Danny' is our collection from Georgetown County, SC in 2007, where it grew in a seasonally flooded lowland with Arisaema triphyllum, Spiranthes, and Zephyranthes atamasca. In the garden, Mitchella repens 'Danny' has formed a 1" tall, dense, evergreen groundcover of small, round, dark green leaves held along the flexible stem the most vigorous form we've ever grown, spreading 3' in 5 years. Following the small white flowers in spring