Before you turn to chemical treatments, one way to eliminate weeds from your garden is by growing ground covers. Learn the ...

Cape lilac is one of those plants that grows effortlessly in any soil type and is easily propagated; detach a six-inch cutting and, after removal of the bottom leaves, insert it directly into the ...

Groundcover plants can fill in the gaps between flowers and shrubs, turning your garden into one cohesive carpet.

Ground covers — low-growing plants that mat, sprawl, trail, or clump on the ground — play a valuable role in the landscape. They fill in gaps in flower beds, adding color, texture, and depth.

This quickly spreading ground cover forms a tight, six- to 10-inch tall mass of shiny green foliage that blushes bright red and bronze beginning in early fall.

Creeping Phlox Many ground covers are named "creepers," and phlox is one for somebody who wants color and flower blooms instead of greenery. This version of phlox grows reasonably quickly, and it ...

It’s a lovely ground cover, which also can handle some foot traffic. Zones: 5 to 8 Care requirements: Full sun to partial shade; moist, well-draining soil ...

Key Takeaways Microclover is a standout low-maintenance ground cover that naturally suppresses weeds, thrives in various conditions, and even boosts soil health. Other ground covers like ...

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.

Ajuga, also known as bugleweed, is a ground cover known for its pretty blue-purple flowers. But here's what you should know before growing it.

This is the time to plant ground covers for refurbishing your soil, especially where you may have harvested abundant vegetable crops this summer and fall and wish to replenish the soil for spring ...