Planting under pencil cypress trees
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I’m just finishing up my home in Tuscany and have two incredible pencil cypress trees at the entrance to the property and want to plant some year round green, low maintenance, 6-12″ greenery at their base.
Being a New Englander I love Pachysandra but am afraid that it might get too hot and dry.
Any other suggestions?
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