Phonetic: ak-TEE-uh pak-ee-PO-duh
Doll's Eyes, or White Baneberry, can be found in the wild in rich, moist woodlands. It's unique white berries emerge in the summer and are marked with a black tip giving them an "eye"-like appearance. Many small, white flowers form in the Spring and attract bees. The white berries that follow are an excellent food source for birds. This deer and rabbit resistant perennial is a well-behaved edition to any woodland garden, cottage garden, pollinator or shade garden.
- Native Region: BONAP Map
- BONAP Map Key Color Guide: Map Color Key
- Sun Exposure: Part Shade to Shade
- Bloom Color: White
- Soil Type: Wet - Moist
- Mature Plant Size: 1-2'H, 1-1.5'W
- Plant Spacing: 18"
- Attracts: Birds, Pollinators
- Advantages: Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant
- Landscape Uses: woodland garden, cottage garden, pollinator garden, shade garden.
- Companion Plants: Pennsylvania Sedge, Wild Geranium, New England Aster
