Ground covering

Ideal for filling gaps in paving or replacing areas of lawn, these plants are perfect for walking on

A true carpeting ground cover: Pratia pedunculata – Mallee Design

Let’s face it, anywhere you put mulch, you can dig a hole and plant ground cover. Indeed, ground cover plants are simply living mulches that don’t cost time or money to install every spring. Just like mulch they help retain soil moisture, and they keep weeds from crowding in. Ground cover also provides an extra layer of color and, often, beautiful flowers.

This list of ground covers for shade is perfect if you don't have a lot of sunlight. Here you'll find lots of options for a low-light garden.

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Interested in planting groundcover you can walk on? We have 15 of the best groundcover options that won't get crushed underfoot.

Got a tricky hillside or slope?

Discover the essential elements for a breathtaking garden with our curated selection of 18 must-have evergreen ground cover plants. Delve into our blog to uncover why these resilient beauties are indispensable for your outdoor oasis. From year-round greenery to effortless maintenance, explore the countless benefits these ground covers bring to your garden. Click to read more and transform your garden into a sanctuary of everlasting beauty!

There isn’t much a great ground cover can’t do. It can crowd out weeds, stop erosion, fill in the gaps between larger perennials, and even soften the edges of walls […]

These hardworking landscape plants make gorgeous ground covers, whether you want to fill in gaps or replace turf grass completely.