This characteristic makes them excellent for ground cover. Strawberry Begonias are not true begonias, despite their name, but ...

The best drought-tolerant ground covers will depend on your location. While these ground cover plants have low water demand and can tough out the heat, choose the species that naturally thrive in your ...

For a luscious ground cover that can tolerate high amounts of both rain and shade, look to Canadian wild ginger (Asarum canadense). Native throughout North America, this deep green plant is hardy in ...

Perennial peanut grows best in frost-free areas (USDA hardiness zones 8 through 11) because it will drop its leaves in colder climates. As this plant spreads through rhizomes, you'll end up with a ...

Ground covers may be small, but their impact is big. With thoughtful selection, they’ll reduce your maintenance load, support pollinators, and beautify your garden from the ground up.

Ground covers may be small, but their impact is big. With thoughtful selection, they’ll reduce your maintenance load, support pollinators, and beautify your garden from the ground up. Whether you’re ...

Ground covers may be small, but their impact is big. With thoughtful selection, they’ll reduce your maintenance load, support pollinators, and beautify your garden from the ground up.

Luckily, many ground covers form dense mats that can prevent runoff and stabilize the soil. This not only helps your plantings thrive, but it also keeps your slope from becoming a muddy mess ...

For effective weed suppression, you'll want to plant this ground cover azalea en masse, spacing your plants around 1 to 2 feet apart as they can reach a width of around 12 to 24 inches. The best ...