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Groundcovers
Low-spreading plants for filling beds, slopes, and borders.
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GroundcoverAsiatic Jasmine
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GroundcoverBaby Sun Rose
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GroundcoverBaby Tears
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GroundcoverBeach Tea
From$9.95
GroundcoverBlue Daze
From$6.95
GroundcoverBrowne's Savory
From$9.95
GroundcoverCreeping Jenny
From$6.95
GroundcoverCreeping Phlox
From$9.95
GroundcoverCreeping Raspberry
From$9.95
GroundcoverFrogfruit
From$9.95
GroundcoverGolden Creeper
From$6.95
GroundcoverGopher Apple
From$9.95
GroundcoverGreen and Gold
From$6.95
GroundcoverIrish Moss
From$9.95
GroundcoverLamb's Ear
From$6.95
GroundcoverLiriope
From$6.95
GroundcoverMecardonia
From$7.95
GroundcoverMondo Grass
From$2.50
GroundcoverPerennial Peanut
From$6.95
GroundcoverPeriwinkle
From$6.95
GroundcoverRunning Oak
From$34.95
GroundcoverSwamp Twinflower
From$9.95
GroundcoverTwinflower
From$7.95
GroundcoverWater Hyssop
From$9.95
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Groundcovers Questions
What do groundcovers do in a landscape?+
Groundcovers spread low to cover bare beds, slopes, and borders, which can reduce weeds and soften hard edges.
How many groundcover plants do I need?+
It depends on the spread of the plant and the area you are filling; closer spacing covers faster.
Can groundcovers replace some lawn?+
In the right spot, low groundcovers can fill areas where turf struggles, such as shade or hard-to-mow slopes.
How long do groundcovers take to fill in?+
It depends on the plant and spacing. Closer spacing and steady water during establishment help them knit together faster, often within a season or two.
When is the best time to plant groundcovers?+
Fall and spring are ideal in Zone 9b so plants root in before summer heat, though container plants can go in year round with regular water.