mitchella

the mitchella repens is a creeping herb native to eastern north america.

gardeners often use mitchella as a ground cover in shaded areas.

the mitchella plant produces small white flowers in spring.

mitchella berries are red and appear in late summer.

the mitchella genus includes only two species.

mitchella vines can spread up to two feet wide.

native americans used mitchella for medicinal purposes.

mitchella thrives in moist, acidic soil conditions.

the partridge berry is another common name for mitchella.

mitchella prefers partial to full shade environments.

propagation of mitchella is typically done through division.

the leaves of mitchella are evergreen in mild climates.

mitchella is an excellent choice for woodland gardens.

wildlife consumes mitchella berries throughout the autumn season.