Mitella diphylla (brewer's cap)

Woodland native groundcover that thrives in shade Wonderful when grouped toward the garden front Delicate bloom attracts early nectar seekers Needs adequate moisture in soil to establish Pest and maintenance free once established

Mitella diphylla (Bishop's-cap) is a charming woodland perennial native to the Northeast and Midwest. This delicate plant features heart-shaped, serrated leaves on finely hairy stalks, with two opposite leaves appearing on the flowering stalk. In spring, it produces small white flowers that resemble snowflakes, blooming along stems that can reach up to 12 inches tall.

Hardiness Zone 3-8 Height 9-12 in Spread 6-9 in