Japanese spurge is a reliable plant that is adaptable to a wide range of conditions and climates. It can be grown from US hardiness zone 4 to US hardiness zone 8, thriving in partial to full shade.

You know Japanese spurge (Pachysandra terminalis); it's one of the most widely planted of all ground covers. Unless the snow is deep enough to bury the 10-inch-tall plants, the shiny evergreen ...

A Evergreen Japanese spurge (Pachysandra terminalis) is not native to this region. It is aggressive and can dominate shady gardens, to the detriment of mixed native flora.

Japanese Spurge. This gorgeous plant will provide year-round coverage in your garden with little maintenance. With its delicate waxy green leaves it’s also impressive to look at.

For 1126 garden col Photo 1- The park-like setting at Longwood Gardens lends itself to single species plantings like this under-planting of Japanese spurge. photos by Ailsa Francis- ...

Dear Neil: I took these photographs of our pachysandra in the summer. They have been fertilized and watered, but they have put out very little new growth. They continue to ...