Pachysandra terminalis

Pachysandra terminalisPachysandra are mat forming evergreen perennials or subshrubs with creeping stems and short upright branches bearing leathery leaves clustered at the tips, and erect spikes of small flowers, the males with prominent white stamens Pachysandra terminalis is a low growing, evergreen perennial forming rosettes of glossy, dark green leaves with serrated edges and upright clusters of tiny, white flowers in early summer. It is useful for growing under trees.

or Grape Hyacinths as they’re more commonly known

its vibrant flowers are excellent for cutting

it’s important to take good care of them

with a lightly patterned darker shade of veining giving it a great platform to provide any room with a plant that is full of character and presence

They are prized for their small

These are excellent plants when grouped together with other flowering plants in borders

cats and other animals in the garden

Originating from New Zealand

This mix is also perfect for any hanging baskets

The leaves emerge as a bronze colour and slowly mature to a luscious dark green

is a deciduous fruit plant that produces an array of gorgeous golden-yellow fruits in Autumn

Carmona is one of the most common and popular Bonsai