What are the 3 best ground covers?

[@finiteenergy7155]

In Australia my favourites specifically regarding aesthetic and hardiness, are Pigs face, my dog uses it as a mattress and it still survives. Myoporium, a fast growing native, very pleasing to the eye, but once it gets older becomes somewhat woody. And slender knotweed, also a native which grows vigorously in even waterlogged soil, which is perfect for my area.

[@Gesundheit888]

He doesn't get into the actual info until 1:00

[@HiVizCamo]

Quitchyer bitchin'

[@AnonYmous-bv3cn]

Thank you for the information on Vinca Minor that it does well in SUN OR Shade! My mom has this plant in the shade and I wanted to borrow some for a sunny spot to replace the grass there, and woohoo, I will thanks to you!

[@barbarawissinger]

Thank you for these suggestions.

[@MoparSmith1]

I was going to give creeping thyme a shot this year and see what that does.

[@shadrach6299]

Creeping Jenny is wonderful!

[@bonchauvin5744]

Will the periwinkle grow in the georgia clay?

[@capnjan9835]

Gave up trying to figure out where you are. There is a difference between Texas and Maine.

[@candrahayden756]

Can you mix multiple groundcovers in one area if planted apart and then eventually let them run together?

[@sessioncpc4012]

yes, I have done it before and am about to do it again.

[@ivanbalcarce4624]

I'm looking for good ground cover over my septic tank drain field. I've been reading conflicting information about the perennial peanut. Some sites say that it might prevent proper evaporation because of how thick it grows, others say it's ideal for the drain field because of its shallow roots.I'm also considering powderpuff mimosa and the Blue Daze evolvulus. I'm in central Florida, at the southern point of zone 9A. My drain field lines sit about 3 feet deep and the domes rise about 15 inches. Could you give me any orientation about these three and the best to chose for the drain field?

[@SEEKINGPUSHEDUPDAISIES]

What zone are you?

[@ed0985587]

I was told the best ground cover was Blue Dream, OG kush and Blueberry..

[@nicolelauderdale3919]

Blue dream

[@Swiminatub]

“You can kick it. You can cuss it …” I cracked up.

[@nicoley.7429]

With ground covers like these, if they are planted between other perennials in a bed, will they choke out the other plants? Or will the other plants be able to still grow up through them each spring?

[@playme129]

No closeups of the plants and no information in the description.

[@mairwaugus5203]

Ajuga, Creeping Jenny, Vinca Minor

[@philliptaylor5981]

sloped yard, silver maples 20 feet apart that has a canopy that covers the entire yard. What is a great ground cover plant that I could put around these trees?

[@n0sr3t3p]

maybe native strawberry

[@SweeTart77kkibble]

Would love to know how deer tolerant these are.

[@brandybrandenburg9525]

Can you tell me what you think about Ice Plant?

[@shannonholmberg8835]

We planted vinca minor and it climbed right and over a brick wall. We r in zone 4 in the USA

[@lisaln3987]

Lol

[@lawrenceporter3723]

what spacing did you use, were in Philly and want to cover a hillside

[@shannonholmberg8835]

@@lawrenceporter3723 spaced plants about 8 inches apart. Wanted fast coverage and we sure got it.

[@lawrenceporter3723]

@@shannonholmberg8835 Thanks Shannon

[@enriquefranco569]

Hello. Could you please post the names of this plants? Thank you

[@roxtar69-9mm]

1. Burgundy Glow - Bugleweed - Ajuga reptans , 2. Creeping Jenny, Lysimachia nummularia: “Moneywort” , 3. Periwinkle plant (Vinca minor) ...I live in zone 7 (US-VA) and Vinca minor grows easily here, in dry & moist areas. VERY hearty, once established, with attractive blooms.

[@12ginag]

What’s best in the uk

[@dannyc4419]

Newyork shade grass alternatives please....

[@eileenk.copeland2979]

Have the names written on the screen

[@Green-ge6yw]

謝謝分享！如果您能將這三種植物名字告訴我，我會非常感謝。

[@magsm6576]

Can I grow Sweet Woodruff indoors?

[@jeskinner4860]

no

[@spiritualhumanist]

Thanks

[@zolinafoster1441]

for trropics?

[@kimjones2056]

I’m looking for edible ground covering

[@nobody-xs3gc]

Strawberries!

[@kezzatries]

No Warrigle greens and it grows well in dry areas, needs no water (I get 320mm a year) cook it like spinach or put the young leaves in salad.

[@MichaelJosephJr934]

I'll stick with Astroturf.

[@Donna-cc1kt]

Lol!

[@Growsmile77]

Please

[@charlesebyjr2925]

Can you spell that?

[@sessioncpc4012]

Everyone of those is nonnative and invasive

[@stepheng2054]

He never says what zone he's in. Everything doesn't grow everywhere.

[@momrow10]

Zone 6 Southern Indiana

[@rabbitgregory9289]

Creeping Jenny is very invasive.