Pachysandra spreads via shallow rhizomes. To restrict it while keeping other plants:
Use a garden fork to lift pachysandra from areas for other plants. Save divisions for sharing or composting.
Note how deep rhizomes run (usually 2–4 inches). Your barrier must go deeper.
Check twice yearly; pull any runners crossing the barrier.
Physical barriers are the only reliable long-term containment for aggressive spreaders.
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