Pachysandra axillaris

New, rare species with pointed evergreen, yellow-green leaves. Short spikes of white flowers with pink stamens on red stems in the spring. Requires cool, moist woodland in partial shade.

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Pachysandra axillaris

New, rare species with pointed evergreen, yellow-green leaves. Short spikes of white flowers with pink stamens on red stems in the spring. Requires cool, moist woodland in partial shade.

flowering : 3-4 white light pink
height : 20-30 cm
where to plant : morning sun ⋄ evening sun ⋄ open shade ⋄ filtered ⋄ shade ⋄

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Ref 2433.

where to plant Pachysandra axillaris

  • height: 20-30 cm
  • flowering: March - April
  • color: white light pink
  • leaf color: green
  • habit: creeping
  • growth: fast
  • level: easy
  • light: morning sun evening sun open shade filtered shade
  • moisture: average moist
  • soil texture: light normal
  • organic matter: high
  • winter zone: 6 [-20°C]
  • density: 8 - 12

Pachysandra axillaris in the garden

  • Suggested planting locations and garden types: border park woodland below hedge groundcover

botanical information about Pachysandra axillaris