Pachysandra Terminalis 'Green Carpet' Groundcover - 100 Bare Root Plants
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| Management number | 216022989 | Release Date | 2026/04/19 | List Price | $34.70 | Model Number | 216022989 | ||
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100 heavily rooted plants. 'Green Carpet' is a superior cultivar of Pachysandra terminalis, growing about 2 inches shorter than the species. ‘Green Carpet’ is noted for having darker green, slightly glossier foliage with a more pronounce leave serration. ‘Green Carpet’ also develops more underground stems, and therefore will fill in faster the Pachysandra terminalis. It thrives in partly shaded or full shaded areas. Common Name: Green Carpet Pachysandra Hardiness Zone: 5 to 9 Height: 6 to 8 inches Spread: 1 to 1.5 feet Bloom Time: April Bloom Color: White Sun: Part shade to full shade Maintenance: Low Flowers: Small, white flowers 1-2” long Leaves: Evergreen Uses: Groundcover, erosion control, border plant. For most groundcovers, we recommend you plant 6” to 9” spacing. This will allow the plants to grow together quickly, reducing the need for hand weeding. To determine how many plants you will need, using 6” spacing, multiply the number of square footage that you need to plant by 4.0. If you would like your plants to be spaced 9” apart, multiply the number of square footage by 1.8. Example: If you have a 100 square foot area to plant and you would like your plants to be planted 6” apart, you will need to calculate 100 x 4.0 = 400. 400 is the approximate number of plants needed.
- 100 heavily rooted plants.
| Color | Green,White |
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| Soil Type | Sandy Soil |
| Brand Name | Groundcover |
| Unit Count | 100.0 Count |
| Moisture Needs | Moderate Watering |
| Number of Pieces | 100 |
| Sunlight Exposure | Full Shade, Partial Shade |
| USDA Hardiness Zone | 4 |
| Plant or Animal Product Type | pachysandra |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Our nursery stock is guaranteed to be true to name and free of pest and disease at time of shipment. No other guarantee is expressed or implied. Hardiness zones are a good reference point to a plant's survivability in your area. Site exposure, topography and time of planting can all have an impact on plant survivability. |
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