Or, to be exact, to Japanese spurge (Pachysandra terminalis) — a low-growing ground cover all too common in the northern U.S. states. It's so well-liked in the horticultural trade that it has an array ...

Ground cover plants are an important part of the backbone of any ... Pachysandra can take 1 to 2 years to establish, eventually forming a green carpet with attractive, serrated foliage. Growing to a ...

Here in North American home gardens, it serves as a six- to 10-inch tall, slowly spreading ground cover for part shade to ...

There are many different ground cover options to choose from ... Bugleweed is popular for its unique and attractive foliage, producing a dense carpet of green-purple foliage. Growing no bigger than ...