Asked on Aug 06, 2013

Could Use Some Help Identifying This Little Plant.

R.V.R. Farris
by R.V.R. Farris
These small plants don't grow very tall, have pink-tinted tiny white flowers in the spring, and berries in the late fall. They are evergreen and I've seen them used down town in the historic district, almost as a ground cover under magnolias. We did have a large maple that was taken down several weeks ago, now they get a LOT of sun. I would like to try and save them but not quite sure what to do. We have limited space available for transplanting.
The leaves are starting to show the effects of too much sun.
A side shot, they haven't gotten any taller. I've seen them in town, they look almost the same.
Some that are still in the shade of a camellia.
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