Veronica ground cover

Your guide to Groundcovers for high traffic lawn alternatives and low traffic garden enhancements. Read on to find our ratings for the most and least durable groundcover plants.

A low-maintenance perennial that deserves to be grown in more gardens is soapwort, which makes a pretty, mat-forming groundcover. It produces so many starry pink flowers in summer that the green foliage is almost completely covered. #gardening #grassalternatives #landscaping #groundcover #groundcoverplants #bhg

Do you need a low-growing groundcover that also flowers in the spring? Something to cover poor, rocky ground, or fill in among flagstones or pavers? There are a number of species of speedwell that fit the bill. To find out more about these plants in the genus Veronica, read this article...

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Think of ground cover plants as the alluring, low-lying stars of your garden's show.

Learn how to fill your beds bare spots with striking color using our favorite ground cover perennials. From purchase to planting, we cover it all.

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 plants you can walk on are tough enough to withstand the heat and humidity, remain evergreen, and display dainty flowers for months.

It happens every summer. No matter how much new seed you put down or how often you water, there will come a point where your lush green lawn turns into a crunchy brown landscape. Where