Pachysandra "rare" The white and green leaves

The white and green leaves age to a bright white

Boxwoods are naturally deer resistant so they are great evergreens for areas with high pressure from grazing deer

It stands above all previous Pieris introductions owing to its unparalleled

and is commonly placed around a fence or trellis

tree-like plant features a clear trunk and large leaves

Pachysandra "rare" The white and green leavesPachysandra Terminalis for Sale Online Pachysandra plants are a favorite evergreen ground cover that grows well in hard to plant areas, such as under trees or in shady areas with poor or acidic soil. It grows 6 8" high (sometimes even 12) and spreads by rhizomes to form a dense carpet of rich, dark green foliage. Oval leaves (2 4" long) appear primarily in whorls at the stem ends. When spring arrives, tiny white, terminal, and fragrant flowers bloom