Ground covers are the problem solvers of the garden. They’re attractive, they fill in where other plants won’t grow, and you ...

Gifford refers to it as a "long-term nuisance," noting that it roots wherever its trailing stems touch the soil, so it can ...

High Country Gardens, based in Santa Fe ... But when grown in the ground, it produces a lot of offsets, eventually forming a multi-headed clump of up to one-foot-ride rosettes.

If we journeyed to Japan, we’d spend our days raking our sandy ground ... gardens flourish, we can re-create the spirit. If you’re yearning to bring a little bit of the old country to your ...

Whether you're looking for a ground cover plant to ... grows up to 6 inches high and 18 inches wide. As a prolific bloomer, ...

As we head into winter, a season where an assortment of shrubs becomes more of a focal point in our gardens and a time ... can indeed be used as a high ground cover, topping out at 6 to 12 inches ...

“You can use them as ground cover in lieu of bark ... covering bulb gardens, spilling from containers or protecting high-use areas. A sampling: For areas with moderate to heavy foot traffic ...

At some point, every gardener searches for just the right ground cover for a particular spot ... It will eventually form a 2-inch-high blanket, creating a sea of cool green for gardeners to ...