Mitchella repens Danny Manihot The foliage is attractive most

The foliage is attractive most of the year especially if there is adequate moisture in summer

resents summer heat and summer moisture

The leaf tips appear "stimulated" since they are pinched at the tip

As with all intersectionals

starting for us in early October

Mitchella repens Danny Manihot The foliage is attractive mostMitchella 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