Allegheny Pachysandra - Pachysandra procumbens Butterflies rounded form

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The seed heads – if left – become beautiful little sculptures reminiscent of tiny tulips (removing the seed heads is recommended for smaller spaces)

5'-8' wide

The heavy fragrance of its white clusters of flowers greets a gardener in May and June

Allegheny Pachysandra - Pachysandra procumbens Butterflies rounded formFor the gardener with some patience and a desire for "green mulch", look no further than Allegheny Pachysandra. This beautiful, semi evergreen groundcover will creep slowly but steadily under trees, between shrubs, and beside shaded paths to form a full and textured carpet in your garden. Fragrant, white, wand like flowers are a delight every spring both to gardeners and hungry early season pollinators and attractive, mottled leaves blanket the ground