Ruscus aculeatus Wheelers Canada the clump is topped by

the clump is topped by spikes of bright orange-red flowers (RHS 43A)

so is a great choice for the garden where deer pressure is a concern

The 6-7' tall stalks are topped with peachy-orange flowers with a dark orange throat (suffused with yellow) from early August through frost

The 8" wide clump is topped with light lavender flowers in early summer

Ruscus aculeatus Wheelers Canada the clump is topped byRuscus aculeatus is an odd Eurasian poet's laurel relative that forms a clump composed of spiny, dark evergreen foliage held rigidly along the 54" tall, upright green stems. The clump is adorned by bright red berries in early fall and winter. Our first plant came from Elizabeth Lawrence's old Raleigh garden after the home had been used as a fraternity house for 30 years that's one tough plant. A conversation piece for collectors, Ruscus 'Wheeler's' is