White Baneberry

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Baneberry, or Doll’s Eye, is a perennial plant of the genus Actaea in the Ranunculaceae family. It grows naturally in deciduous, wooded areas and prefers fertile, clay-like soil. The plant has compound, toothed leaves, thick reddish stems, and white flowers forming dense spring racemes.

Size and Appearance

Height and Spread

Baneberry grows 1½ to 2 feet tall and spreads 2 to 3 feet wide. Its red or white berries resemble dolls’ eyes, giving the plant its common name. The berries ripen in summer and are safe for birds.

Leaves and Flowers

The plant features feathery leaves and blooms from May to June. Tiny white flowers develop into colorful berries with small black dots, adding seasonal interest. It is a highly decorative woody perennial and used in shade gardens, especially for those who want something rare and exotic.

Growing Conditions and Care

Sunlight and Soil

Baneberry thrives in full shade and USDA zones 3–8. Plant in well-drained, moist soil and mulch to retain root moisture.

Propagation

Seeds can be planted outdoors in late autumn or indoors in late winter. Once established, the plant needs minimal maintenance.

Garden Use

Baneberry adds natural beauty and pairs well with ferns, creating a lush, woodland look.

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Bloom Season

Bloom/Foliage Color

White

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