Colorful ground cover perennials

Discover the best flowers for ground cover to add beauty and functionality to your garden. From creeping flowers like Aubrieta and Creeping Jenny to easy-to-care-for perennials such as Sedum and Phlox, there is a wide range of options available. Consider flowering ground covers like Creeping Thyme or Alyssum for a burst of color during summer. Looking for walkable ground covers? Try Corsican Mint or Blue Star Creeper.

Cover your garden with color & texture with these 14 easy-care ground-cover plants. See ground covers for shade and full sun ground covers.

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

Discover the perfect ground cover plants for shade. Our list will help you choose the best plants for the shady spots in your yard.

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.

This week, Ken Lain The Mountain Gardener of Watters Garden Center in Prescott, AZ discusses ground covers that will provide year-round color. What perennial ground covers come back yearly? Which are drought tolerant and can handle full sun. Evergreen ground cover, and the best cover plants to prevent weeds.

Do you have some blank areas in your landscaping? You need some fast growing ground cover plants that suppress weeds and grow quickly everywhere.

Explore the beauty of using succulents for ground cover in your outdoor space. Succulent ground covers like Sedum and Stonecrop not only add visual appeal but also work as excellent weed suppressors. Discover the best succulent ground cover plants to enhance your garden or landscape. Flowering ground cover plants can provide color and texture while serving a practical purpose. Consider incorporating succulent stonecrop varieties for a low-maintenance, yet stunning solution as ground covers…

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

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.