They're also decorative, available in a range of textures and green colors. They do just what their name says, making them ideal for landscape transitions in that you can reduce mulching expense and time. They're also ideal for challenging areas like beneath trees where flowers won't grow, between rocks, and down slopes to prevent erosion and/or to improve safety by eliminating mowing. Groundcovers are a popular garden choice because they provide weed control. They are easy to grow and maintain, especially if you choose native plants. Once planted, they hold up for many years, and some varieties withstand light foot traffic. They rarely require regular fertilizing, and many varieties do well with rain only as a water source.
- Shrubs
- Hydrangeas
- Butterfly Bush
- Viburnum
- Hibiscus
- Boxwood
- Azaleas & Rhododendrons
- Lilacs
- Evergreen Shrubs
- Deciduous Shrubs
- Perennials
- Hostas
- Peonies
- Daylilies
- Phlox
- Sun Perennials
- Shade Perennials
- Irises
- Coneflowers
- Hellebore
- Ornamental Grasses
- Roses
- Climbing Roses
- Shrub Roses
- Hybrid Tea Roses
- Tree Roses
- Grandiflora
- Floribunda
- Fortuniana Roses
- Clematis & Vines
- Clematis
- Early Large Flowering
- Late Large Flowering
- Green Prune
- Red Prune
- Yellow Prune
- Other Flowering Vines
- Wisteria
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