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Japanese Spurge {50 Bare Root plants}

Pachysandra terminalis is the common variety (compare with shiny or variegated Pachysandra) and is one of the most popular groundcovers.

If you are considering purchasing this plant in bare root form, please read about bare root plants so you know what to expect.
General information about Pachysandra terminalis (Japanese Spurge):
If you were fortunate to grow up near a forest, this plant will take you back to your childhood wanderings in wonderful woodlands. There is something so natural about this plant, gardeners find her irresistible when hoping to achieve a peaceful feeling.

Of course Pachysandra terminalis, commonly called Japanese Spurge, is also very practical given that it is self-sustaining, always attractive and evergreen year-round, and requires no grooming or pruning. In fact, once established, given shade and moisture, Japanese Spurge promises to eliminate the need for weeding and grass cutting. Essentially, your lawn work stops where this plant starts.

The jade-green veined, oval leaves (1 1/2 to 4 inch) have lightly-toothed edges and serve as a small platter for clusters of delicate creamy-white flowers that appear in the spring and early summer, and make a beautiful statement. This plant is used extensively under large spreading trees, behind buildings, or in other situations too shady for grass to grow. She will transform otherwise bare and ugly ground areas into a whimsical garden world where fairies and gnomes are sure to visit.

It is also very effective as a border plant, along paths, or as driveway edging. One of our most popular because of its maintenance-free nature, it is often chosen for its ability to grow under conifers and in just about any other soil though its favorite is a shaded area with well-drained organically rich loam.

Once established, Japanese Spurge will spread moderately fast by underground rhizomes. Ultimately, this is a lush, lovely groundcover that offers character and a creative atmosphere to any garden.

Things to Note
Pachysandra often takes most of the first season getting established. Spreading will tend to be extremely slow at first and then commence in the second season following the age old adage, “First year she sleeps, second year she creeps, third year she leaps!”

While tolerant of some sun in northern zones, it needs shade in southern zones.

Gardener Tips
Pachysandra is an excellent ground cover for shady areas; overexposure to sun may cause it to turn yellow.
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Fantastic service and plants
05/23/2019 By Rebecca MacGuire (CT)
Product reviewed: Japanese Spurge {50 Bare Root plants}

05/23/2019 Very happy with our 50 barefoot pachysandra which arrived well packed and in beautiful condition. Easy to separate and plant and look healthy - can't wait for them to fill in!
Japanese Spurge
05/22/2019 By James Desens (WI)
Product reviewed: Japanese Spurge {50 Bare Root plants}

05/22/2019 The 50 bare root Japanese spurge arrived in perfect condition. Packed very well! They were planted about 2-3 days after arrival. The plant was only in the ground afew hours and they looked like they grew acouple of inches as they were all standing... Read full review >
Absolutely what we were looking for
05/21/2019 By Dennis Sprouse (VA)
Product reviewed: Japanese Spurge {50 Bare Root plants}

05/21/2019 We needed to cover a large amount of soil that we removed mulch from. All bare root plants arrived in two days perfectly packed. They were all healthy and were easily planted. After a week everyone of the 100 ate healthy.
Excellent ground cover... Read full review >
So far so good
05/21/2019 By SewMomWoods (WI)
Product reviewed: Japanese Spurge {50 Bare Root plants}

05/21/2019 Bareroot plants arrived within the time expected. Leaves were green and individual plants were easy to separate. Knowing the date they were to arrive was extremely helpful. I was able to have the bed prepared and ready to plant. Plants have been... Read full review >
Pachysandra bare roots are great
05/21/2019 By James Lucy (KS)
Product reviewed: Japanese Spurge {50 Bare Root plants}

05/21/2019 Delivered as promised — moist, healthy and on-time. Would definitely shop here again.
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Pachysandra terminalis
Pronunciation: pak-ih-SAN-drah ter-min-AL-iss

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