Bunchberry

One of the few native groundcovers that thrives in deep shade and cool, moist, acidic soils, conditions typical of Ontario's boreal forest floor.

• Low-growing, colony-forming groundcover that spreads by rhizomes
• Distinctive white flower bracts in spring resemble a miniature Flowering Dogwood
• Bright red berry clusters in late summer attract birds
• Excellent native alternative to conventional shaded groundcovers