Pachysandra Green Carpet Ground Cover

Noted for its compact form and deeper green foliage pachysandra terminalis green carpet japanese spurge is a shrubby evergreen ground cover with glossy dark green coarsely toothed obovate leaves 2 4 in.

Pachysandra green carpet ground cover. Green carpet is a superior cultivar of pachysandra terminalis growing about 2 inches shorter than the species. Myrtle 48 plants periwinkle vinca hardy groundcover 1 3 4 pots 4 1 out of 5 stars 70. Once established it is a vigorous spreader that will form a dense carpet of rich foliage. It is a very popular type of ground cover tolerant of many types of soils pollution and even drought tolerant once mature.

Green carpet also develops more underground stems and therefore will fill in faster the pachysandra terminalis. A strong classic for shade featuring compact rich evergreen foliage in whorls of waxy leaves. Almost indestructible this forms a durable patch ideal for growing under trees and shrubs. Pachysandra terminalis is also commonly known as green carpet thanks to its ability to form dense bright green growth in shaded areas where many other plants will typically not thrive.

Pachysandra terminalis commonly called japanese pachysandra is a shrubby evergreen ground cover which grows 8 12 high and spreads by rhizomes to form a dense carpet of rich dark green foliage. By judy kilpatrick sometimes called japanese spurge pachysandra pachysandra terminalis makes an effective ground cover in difficult areas such as dry shade. A superb selection of japanese spurge the glossy foliage is evergreen and attractive year round. Pachysandra green carpet common name.

Short spikes of white flowers appear in spring. Pachysandra terminalis green carpet. Growing to a height of 6 to 8 inches. Oval leaves 2 4 long appear primarily in whorls at the stem ends.

Oval leaves 2 4 long appear primarily in whorls at the stem ends. 13 95 6 new offers 50 plants bare root pachysandra terminalis japanese spurge is an evergreen ground cover with small 1 2 white spikes in late spring.