Pachysandra terminalis Flower Colour - Orange Pruning after blooming encourages strong

Pruning after blooming encourages strong basal branching and re-blooming

With minimal maintenance beyond regular feeding and pruning

In mid to late spring

The seeds and leaves contain compounds that can be toxic if ingested in large quantities

Its non-invasive root system makes it a great choice for urban planting

Pachysandra terminalis Flower Colour - Orange Pruning after blooming encourages strongCommon Name: Japanese Spurge Description: Pachysandra terminalis, commonly known as Japanese Spurge, is a hardy, evergreen ground cover ideal for creating lush, low maintenance carpets in shaded areas. Native to Japan and China, it thrives in Melbournes cooler, shaded spots, particularly under trees or in sheltered garden beds. This spreading perennial features glossy, dark green leaves with softly serrated edges, forming dense mats that suppress