
This ground cover is
Pachysandra, probably the non-native
Pachysandra terminalis. It's in the courtyard of St. John's Church at 6th & Ferry Street. There is another
Pachysandra that is native to Indiana which can also be used as a ground cover under shade trees, that is
Pachysandra procumbens. The tree in the picture is a flowering dogwood tree (
Cornus florida). If you look at the tree right now you find the buds for next spring's flowers at the tips of all the twigs.
Pictures taken November 26, 2009.
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This labyrinth is also in the churchyard, next to the
Pachysandra.
Link to list of labyrinths around the world:
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