Zone: 5-8
Height: 3-5' x 3-5'
Light Needs: Part Shade to Shade
A slow-growing broad-leaf evergreen with elegantly drooping branches covered with variegated, glossy foliage. In Mid-Spring clusters of white bell shaped flowers bloom and cover the bottom of branches. It is best to protect from winds, especially over the Wintertime. Native to Southeastern United States. Ideal in Woodland gardens, border, hedge, foundation planting, Cut Garden, Mass planting, or clipped to create a colorful ground-cover. Tolerates wet area and Deer resistant.
Category: Shrubs
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