Only remembered because I tied a knot in it Fairygirl JMagic I wish I had a compost heap the size of a bungalow, hope you find lots of usable stuff in there. Good idea to post a picture if you are unsure. I have never even tried Pachysandra, had to look it up, as I was not sure I had ever even seen it, it looks nice cover. Or will be (wink).
Ruby I had some [pachysandra] in a narrow bed where it should have been fine JM - didn't survive either After you mentioning it, I realised it would be ideal for another spot, so I may live dangerously and get some more
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Completely agree with Fairygirl on Page 1 of this post .
Slope + dry-summer (not conducive to good growth) . Soak frequently even during dry spells in Winter . They are all relatively low-maintenance species , but do appreciate moisture .
As Hostafan says earlier , they are shallow rooted individuals .
6"-8" is sufficient soil for them if kept moist . I have Liriope and Ophiopogon in a narrow border which I've purposely given extra water this year , plus MiracleGro soluble p/food .
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JMagic I wish I had a compost heap the size of a bungalow, hope you find lots of usable stuff in there.
Good idea to post a picture if you are unsure.
I have never even tried Pachysandra, had to look it up, as I was not sure I had ever even seen it, it looks nice cover. Or will be (wink).
I had some [pachysandra] in a narrow bed where it should have been fine JM - didn't survive either
After you mentioning it, I realised it would be ideal for another spot, so I may live dangerously and get some more
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
"Take up gardening", they said. "It's a great way to relieve stress"... :-|