Groundcovers
Enter the versatile world of groundcover plants – the ultimate problem solvers for various landscape challenges. Groundcovers offer swift solutions, whether you're battling erosion, dealing with stubborn patches where traditional sod refuses to thrive, or seeking to accentuate a hillside while harmonizing with your home and garden.
These plant wonders come in a spectrum of characteristics. Some remain evergreen, adorning your space with year-round splendor, while others undergo a winter leaf-shedding transformation. Groundcovers are the chameleons of the plant kingdom, ready to adapt and adorn, lending their magic to your outdoor canvas.
Creeping Thyme
This creeping perennial herb makes a beautiful ground cover with deep, lavender-red blooms. Perfect for filling between stepping stones, as it will tolerate light foot traffic and has a wonderful fragrance when leaves are crushed. Adds elegance to mixed beds or pots when allowed to trail over the edges.
Snow n' Summer Asiatic Jasmine
This robust, woody, vine-like evergreen makes a beautifully colored groundcover or container plant with new leaves that emerge striking pink then turn white as they age and mature leaves that are variegated white and emerald green. Produces small, very fragrant, tubular, creamy yellow flowers
Lemon Coral Sedum
One of our favorite plants. Hardly ever has to be watered. Loves the sun and hot weather. Does great in pots or as a groundcover. Will die back in winter but come back out during the spring.
Dwarf Mondo Grass
This dwarf variety, only half the size of others, creates a lush groundcover of dense, dark green, grass-like clumps. Excellent as an edging plant or tucked into rocks for a pleasing contrast. Striking in mass plantings in the landscape. Evergreen. It can take full sun or full shade.
Asiatic Jasmine
The old standard in groundcovers. This vine spreads out up to six feet wide and stays less than one foot tall. Great up under oak trees or on hillsides. Very drought tolerant once established. Stays green year-round.
Procumbens Nana Juniper
A dense mound of ground-hugging branches that radiate from the center. the bright green new growth turns a handsome blue-green as it matures. Winter color has a purple tinge. A wonderful evergreen for a group planting on a rocky slope, or trained into an upright staked specimen. Foliage and form are superb when left unpruned. Stays less than one foot tall and 3-4 feet wide.