Flowers P-R Pachysandra procumbens Allegheny Spurge Excellent groundcover for the shade. Has 3 inch ovate shaped leaves that come out bright green and then become darker and mottled later in the season. Evergreen in warmer climates. This is an evergreen groundcover that does well in the shade.
Leaves are shiny green and flowers are inconspicuous in the spring.
Grown for its spreading capabilities and the evergreen foliage. This much sought after medicinal plant is a great conversation piece for your shade garden. These must have cool rich soil, moist but well drained. Roots will rot if soil stays wet or damp. Has an insignificant white flower in the spring, which forms into a clump of bright red berries in the fall.