Paxistima  cambyi
Native to the central Appalachian Mountains of the eastern United States.  Mostly found on calcareous soils and rocky locations
A low, multi-stemmed groundcover, stems are fine and flexible, slow growing evergreen, 12" tall, spreading to 3' or 4' or more
Opposite, simple, evergreen leaves, 0.25" to 1" long and less than 0.2" wide, lustrous dark green color, petioles are short; leaves crowded on stem, leaf margins are coarsely serrate, mostly above the middle.
Another name is Rat Stripper because rats pick off the stems to use in their nests.

Black Bean Chocolate Cake

1 box Devils Food Cake mix

15 oz can black beans with liquid

1/2 c applesauce

1/2 c chocolate chips (optional)

Preheat oven to 350

Mash beans

Add applesauce and cake mix.

Batter will be thick.

Sprinkle top with chocolate chips

Bake 35 min for cake, 20 min for cupcakes

This recipe decreases fat and increases fiber.

One of doorprizes at Bagley Spring Wake Up Conference 2010

Nice fat rabbit, been eating my shrubs all winter.