Mitchella repens Danny Sarcococca so mark it with a

so mark it with a label

it is unmatched

so if you're using it for a groundcover

emerge in late spring forming 18" tall stalks topped with large plum to pink striped flowers

The 15" tall x 30" wide clumps are topped in June and July with spikes of spider-like lavender hummingbird flowers

Mitchella repens Danny Sarcococca so mark it with aMitchella 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