Black Mondo Grass: A Dark, Lovely Ground Cover
Dark and distinctive, black mondo grass is a fascinating ground cover. Learn how to use it in your garden with our growing guide!
Mazus Reptans: A Lawn Replacement For Beginners
With purplish-blue flowers and mid-green foliage, mazus reptans is a perfect ground cover plant for beginners. Our care tips make it easy!
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!
Creeping Speedwell: Fancy Flowers And Dense Cover
Lovely creeping speedwell can be the perfect landscaping ground cover. We'll show you how to care for it and prevent unwanted spread!
Wooly Thyme: From Stepping Stones To Ground Covers
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: How To Grow A Living Carpet
Creeping juniper is a drought-tolerant evergreen, perfect as a ground cover. Our growing guide explains detailed care and maintenance!
Corsican Mint: Grow And Care For Mentha Requienii
Corsican mint, or Mentha requienii, is an incredibly green and fragrant ground cover plant, perfect for garden paths and walkways.
Chrysogonum virginianum: Grow Green and Gold
Chrysogonum virginianum, also known as green-and-gold or golden star plant, is a wonderful ground cover with yellow, star-shaped flowers.
Miniature Brass Buttons Plant: Planting Leptinella Tips
Brass buttons plants are an excellent groundcover option to fill pathways, lawns, and corridors. Learn to care for Leptinella gruveri here.
Blue Star Creeper Care: A Great Ground Cover
Blue star creeper, also known as Isotoma fluviatilis or swamp isotome, is an easy to care for ground cover. Learn to grow it here.
Baby Tears Plant: Caring for Soleirolia Soleirolii
Heard of the baby tears plant? They're a gorgeous ground cover. Learn to care for them in our complete, in-depth guide.
How to Grow Inch Plant Outdoors
Can you grow inch plant outdoors? The answer is a resounding yes! But there's some tricks to making sure it'll be healthy and happy. Horticultural expert Lorin Nielsen explains how.