Mitchella repens Danny Sri Lanka each with a highway stripe-sized

each with a highway stripe-sized yellow band down the center of each leaf

When the tuber is old enough to have conjugal visits

You've never seen an elephant ear like this before

the 4' wide clumps are topped with 5' scapes of light lavender flowers

Iris lazica is a woodland plant

Mitchella repens Danny Sri Lanka each with a highway stripe-sizedMitchella 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