pachysandra造句

• This past weekend was spent readying the cushions for outdoor furniture, replanting the pachysandra and scheduling spring maintenance for her automobiles.
• The most common ground covers are shade-tolerant evergreen vines such as English and Boston ivy, pachysandra, and periwinkle.
• It may be lonely here in the " anything but pachysandra " group, but it certainly has its rewards.
• If any plant needs a publicist, it's ivy, which strikes most people as being about as exciting as pachysandra.
• Stone crop sedum, for instance, and English lily ( Houttania, a real invader ), pachysandra, myrtle and dead nettles.
• On one side, dark green patches of Asian pachysandra flourished; on the other, Japanese honeysuckle was entwined with the shrubs and trees.
• Most species are evergreen shrubs or small trees, but some ( such as those of " Pachysandra " ) are herbaceous perennials.
• You can plant masses of a single type of ivy, pachysandra or periwinkle to make a uniform expanse of greenery and striking sweep of color.
• So deep is my aversion to pachysandra's boring, reliable greenness, that I accepted plugs of ivy from a neighbor 10 years ago.
• Around the bend are blankets of ground covers _ some that were already there, some planted _ including English ivy, pachysandra, vinca and ajuga.
• A solution is to move the bed from the house and replace it with sod or a water-thirsty groundcover like pachysandra, vinca minor or periwinkle.
• Another option is a ground cover, like vinca or pachysandra if the bank is in the shade, ground phlox or ivy if the location is sunny.
• Allegheny pachysandra performs well in a variety of soils from moist to dry and a range of soil pH as long as it is growing in partial to full shade.
• A . Euonymus scale is a miserable insect, because it is both dangerous ( to euonymus, pachysandra, ivy and others ) and well protected inside its hard cover.
• Messy looking ground covers ( myrtle, ivy, pachysandra, euonymus, ajuga, lamium ) can be string-trimmed to 2 inches, which encourages neater, new growth.
• Ground cover like pachysandra, vinca minor and periwinkle are good choices for the foundation because they absorb runoff from the roof before it can seep through the foundation into the basement.
• The two most common ground covers for shade are pachysandra and vinca, both of which produce weed-proof evergreen mats but are so widely planted that they have become visual cliches.
• Pachysandra, the ubiquitous and _ yes, I admit it _ highly useful evergreen ground cover, smothers landscapes throughout my central New Jersey community and many other parts of the country as well.
• It hasn't been too difficult talking Mom into ripping up more of her lawn to do this _ as long as I promise her room for more pachysandra and, of course, lots of roses.
• It won't be too long before pachysandra emerges from hibernation, azalea buds ripen, trees sprout new leaves and a fresh crop of " For Sale " signs appears on lawns across the land.