Ground Cover
Ground cover plants deserve a place of their own. These versatile plants add appeal to nearly any garden design - in the garden itself, along hillsides, or in containers. There are many types of ground cover available, so finding one that fits your needs should be easy. But their spreading nature can quickly get out of hand if proper selection or ground cover care is not taken. That said, we can help put these worries at ease. Keep reading to learn what types of ground cover plants are suitable for growing in your region and how to care for them.
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Antennaria Pussytoes Info: Tips For Planting Pussytoes Seeds
Gardeners looking for a perennial evergreen ground cover couldn?t find a better choice than Antennaria pussytoes. Find growing information and more in this article so you can enjoy these plants in your garden. Click here now.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Bunchberry Vine: Tips On Caring For Bunchberry Dogwood
Bunchberry ground cover is a great addition to the garden for year round interest. Learn more about this creeping plant and how to grow it in the following article.
By Susan Patterson
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Leptinella Information – Tips On Growing Brass Buttons In Gardens
Brass buttons is the common name given to the plant Leptinella squalida. This very low growing, vigorously spreading plant is a good choice for rock gardens, the spaces between flagstones, and lawns where turf won't grow. Click here to learn more.
By Liz Baessler
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Pachysandra Weeds: Tips For Removing Pachysandra Ground Cover
Pachysandra an evergreen ground cover that looks like a great idea when you plant it. But this aggressive plant doesn?t know when to stop. Read here for information on removing pachysandra ground cover.
By Jackie Carroll
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Frog Fruit Plant Care: Information On Growing Frog Fruit Plants
Frog fruit plants grow as evergreen perennials in warm to temperate zones and add a wild touch as ground covers and bedding borders. Read this article to learn more about growing frog fruit and discover more about these interesting plants.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Monkey Grass Disease: Crown Rot Causes Yellow Leaves
For the most part, monkey grass is a hardy plant. But, despite the fact that monkey grass is able to take a lot of abuse, it is still susceptible to disease. One in particular is crown rot. Click here to learn more.
By Heather Rhoades
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Pink Knotweed Uses: Where Can You Grow Pinkhead Knotweed
Pinkhead knotweed plants are considered excellent groundcover by some gardeners and invasive pests by others. So can you grow pinkhead knotweed, or should you? For more pink knotweed information, click this article.
By Teo Spengler