Plant: 'Silver Streak' Allegheny Pachysandra For Its Silvery Winter Interest. In case you're still hung up on the white-mottled evergreen foliage of 'Variegata,' try Mt. Cuba Center's 2009 ...

Pachysandra will occasionally have problems with scales (insects) and fungal diseases — plants that are under stress like yours will be more prone to these problems. A common disease is leaf and ...

Our personal favorite is Pachysandra (Japanese spurge), a glossy green evergreen about 8 inches tall, each plant shaped like a little umbrella. Pachysandra needs shade to thrive.

Q: My long-established pachysandra bed has brown spots on some leaves and whole sections that are dying off. Is this a pest or disease? How do I help the plants recover? A: The symptoms sound like ...

Pachysandra needs to be in shade or partial shade to thrive. The more sun exposure, the more the foliage becomes bleached and yellowed. Pachysandra can only tolerate moderate sun.

When replacing pachysandra, plant natives when possible. We just got soil test results from one of the soil testing labs you list on your website. It says to apply 2.5 lbs. of urea ...

Q: My long-established pachysandra bed has brown spots on some leaves and whole sections that are dying off. Is this a pest or disease? How do I help the plants recover? A: The symptoms sound like ...

I’ve heard from several gardeners recently about an issue they’re having with their pachysandra. During last year’s growing season, the plants developed black blotches on their leaves and ...

Q: In the past, you have described Pachysandra as an aggressive, invasive plant; yet plant catalogs that I've read do not describe it as "aggressive" and I can't get it established in my yard! My ...

Ask the Master Gardener: Pachysandra looks like it’s dying According to the Penn State Plant Disease Clinic, it is either winter dieback or Volutella blight.

In the case of the 42-acre Stoneleigh, that included seven acres of pachysandra, ... “I just look at plants and I think, ‘What are the possibilities?’” Mr. Kauffman said.