Pacysandra procumbens, ALLEGHENY SPURGE. This is a great groundcover, is semi-evergreen and likes the shade. Frgrant blooms in spring.
A perfect summer day is when the sun is shining, the breeze is blowing, the birds are singing, and the lawn mower is broken.
- James Dent
Edge of the Woods -- the only nursery in the Lehigh Valley specializing in native plants. Native plants provide natural and sustainable beauty and a welcoming habitat for birds, butterflies and other insects, ensuring a future filled with a healthy diversity of plants and wildlife.
Thank you to the many great folks who've stopped in to say hello already this year. It's fun catching up with you after the long winter.
Spring is under way and the plants are popping up out of the pots like crazy!
This year we have more plants than ever; The trillium, bluebells, bloodroot have all bloomed and the pink shell azaleas are in their peak. But it doesn't matter when you stop in, something is always blooming here.
We are fortunate to have been able to get in some nice American Beech. This slow growing, hard to find tree is worth the effort. The handscome shade tree provides food for wildlife and is also the larval food for early hairstreak butterfly.
Whether you have a serious shopping list, want to come see what these native plants are all about, or just want to stop in and say a quick hello, you're welcome to come visit. Hope to see you soon!
