Great Design Plants

Allegheny spurge, Pachysandra procumbens

Allegheny Spurge (Pachysandra procumbens) Native from southern Indiana to Louisiana and northern Florida, with isolated populations as far north as Connecticut This is the North American analog of Japanese pachysandra. This species is not as aggressive as the imported species. Its blue-gray foliage spreads slowly from tight clumps, allowing it to mix well with other woodland plants. Its leaves will redden as winter approaches. In mild winters, these leaves will remain all year. In the spring, it puts out a flush of spicy scented blooms followed by a new flush of leaves.

non-aggressive, native groundcover

This is Pachy procumbens. We want shiny leaf Pachy TERMINALIS

evergreen ground cover (native variety non aggressive) Pachysandra procumbens common name Alleghany spurge

Easy gardening. Looks better than mulch. Pachysandra.

allegany spurge - nc native pachysandra