Pachysandra procumbrens 1 gal seasonal well-drained soils

well-drained soils

Must be pollinated by another sweet cherry variety

rounded form are perfect for providing shelter and nesting area for many of our area's birds while its foliage provides caterpillar food for some our areas most sought after butterflies

Spread:  4 feet

foliage is just as important on this selection as it emerges as a bright merlot shade behind those pink flowers and slowly fades to rich

Pachysandra procumbrens 1 gal seasonal well-drained soilsLess invasive but still possesses groundcover qualities Evergreen or semi evergreen Native Sizable colonies of stems with deep green 2 4" long leaves 2" tall spike of small white fragrant flowers in early April Attracts landscape critters with the shade it provides Many people confuse this plant and think of it as a perennial. You may be able to treat it that way, but it really is in the Boxwood family and many times stands in the shadow of its