Impatiens Walleriana: A “Patience Plant” That Isn’t
Brightly-flowered impatiens walleriana is perfect in your shaded beds or as a partial-light ground cover. We’ve got the top growing tips!
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A great ground cover can be a living mulch in the garden. Explore the world of ground cover plants and their benefits with us here!
Brightly-flowered impatiens walleriana is perfect in your shaded beds or as a partial-light ground cover. We’ve got the top growing tips!
Lovely creeping speedwell can be the perfect landscaping ground cover. We’ll show you how to care for it and prevent unwanted spread!
As a ground cover or edging plant, wooly thyme is easy to start and maintain. Our growing guide reveals all the best care tips!
Creeping juniper is a solution for all sorts of landscapes and weather. With drought-tolerance and its evergreen appearance, it’s perfect to use as a filler alongside hills and slopes.
Corsican mint, or Mentha requienii, is an incredibly green and fragrant ground cover plant, perfect for garden paths and walkways.
Chrysogonum virginianum, also known as green-and-gold or golden star plant, is a wonderful ground cover with yellow, star-shaped flowers.
Brass buttons plants are an excellent groundcover option to fill pathways, lawns, and corridors. Learn to care for Leptinella gruveri here.
Blue star creeper, also known as Isotoma fluviatilis or swamp isotome, is an easy to care for ground cover. Learn to grow it here.
Heard of the baby tears plant? They’re a gorgeous ground cover. Learn to care for them in our complete, in-depth guide.
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