Rock and ground cover landscape

Many of us have a love-hate relationship with our lawns. Although we enjoy the cool carpet of green grass to lie on and play on in summer, no one wants to spend hours every weekend mowing and trimming—not to mention battling weeds, insects, and fungus, and aerating, feeding, watering, and seeding. Turf lawns take a lot of time and money to maintain. They require the use of precious water resources to keep them alive, and the pesticides and herbicides we apply to them can damage the…

There’s a groundcover for shade or sun, dry or boggy. Grace Dinsdale of Blooming Junction shares her favorites.

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

Have you been searching for a ground cover plant to fill your lawn in and choke out weeds that is also low maintenance?

Looking to add a vibrant touch to your garden? Check out the best flowers for ground cover! These beautiful perennials not only enhance your landscape but also provide easy maintenance. Whether you're looking for flowering, evergreen, or walkable ground covers, we've got you covered. From creeping flowers to shade ground covers, there are plenty of options to choose from. Explore our selection of the best ground cover plants that bloom all summer long and find the perfect fit for your space.

Clay soil can pose challenges for many gardeners, but that doesn't mean you have to settle for a lackluster landscape. If you have clayey soils, adding one or more of these ground cover plants for

If there’s a universal truth we witness over and over again in the garden, it’s that nature abhors a vacuum. A gap – any gap – will quickly be filled. Even the tiniest voids you

Whether you’re looking for the best low maintenance or fastest growing groundcover for your lawn, these plants offer solutions to barren spots and spaces.

Weeds can be quite a nuisance — but the right low-growing ground covering can prevent them from appearing in your garden

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.