PACHYSANDRA PROCUMBENS-Japanese SpurgePachysandra procumbens Allegheny Spurge Less invasive but still possesses groundcover qualities Evergreen or semi evergreen Native Sizable colonies of stems with deep green 2 4" long leaves 2" tall spike of small white fragrant flowers in early April Attracts landscape critters with the shade it provides American Beauties Native Plants Category: Broad leaf Evergreen Breeder: American Beauties Native Plants Hardiness Zone: 4 8 Bloom Color: Green Shades

Rose-pink flowers with distinct

While its foliage and form are noteworthy

and is stunning with planted in groups in the landscape

But that's only part of the story - this is also one of the most prolific reblooming hydrangeas we've ever seen

The plant has an excellent bushy habit

You can position it at the back of the garden to work as a foundation plant

Breeder:Holiday Program

Mature Size-Height- 30 - 40 Ft Width- 25 -30 Ft

»  Food source for wildlife

Sprigs can be harvested anytime with sharp hand pruners

they will grow well in areas with consistent moisture and will tolerate even drier soils once their bloom is past

»  Unique weeping form is great to use as a focal point in the garden