Ground Covers: Selecting Ground Covers, Planting Ground Covers & Growing Ground Covers

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Alternanthera Red Threads A wonderful edging for silver-leaved, or pink-flowered plants in the garden.	Bellflower Samantha Campanula Samantha Just 3 inches high, this groundcover spreads up to 15 inches wide! One of the best groundcovers for the sunny to partly shaded garden, Samantha offers superb fragrance, rich color, and week-choking habit that eliminates the need for mulch.	Cover More Ground Collection Contains 24 plants: 6 each of Lantana New Gold, Petunia Blanket Purple, and Joseph's Coats Party Time and Grenadine.	Bugleweed Black Scallop Black Scallop is a stunning groundcover for the garden floor or container. Its foliage is oversized, its habit very low and mat-forming, and its maintenance low.
Buckwheat Kannah Creek Eriogonum umbellatum var. aureum Kannah Creek Cultivar name:'Psdowns.' This native ground cover is just about the most colorful way to carpet the garden floor year-round in the sunny to lightly-shaded border. It offers a low, dense mat of deep green that turns bright red and purple for fall and winter, while setting masses of blooms that change from yellow to orange during their long season.	Creeping Phlox Fort Hill The beloved Moss (or Mountain) Pink is everybody's favorite groundcover for the rock garden, but this hardy Creeping Phlox is so useful that it belongs in your sunny borders and beds too!	Iceplant Red Mountain Delosperma dyeri Red Mountain The blooms on this very low-growing, spreading ground cover are fully 2 inches wide, with a many-petaled daisy shape and large creamy center. They open bright scarlet, then mature through all shades of crimson and maroon to a purple-flushed dark red. Butterflies adore them!	Lamium Orchid Frost PP#11,122 Lamium maculatum Orchid Frost This beautiful variety is vigorous without being invasive, ultra-colorful, and quite free of pests and diseases! If you're looking for a groundcover with a little extra eye appeal, Orchid Frost is the one you want!
Nierembergia Summer Splash Collection From mid-spring through summer and even into autumn, this upright, well-branched little plant churns out upturned, cup-shaped blooms by the hundred! Larger than other Nierembergia flowers and longer-lasting, they continue right up 'til hard frost, blanketing any sunny spot in garden or container with nonstop, easy color!	Petunia Blanket Purple Every garden has them -- those bare, sun-soaked dry areas that never look their best and resist your efforts to plant them. Well, Petunia Blanket Purple was developed just for this problem.	Rosemary Irene PP#9,124 Imagine a stand of Irene tumbling over a low wall or spreading across the dry, sun-soaked ground in your garden! This tough little garden gem is one of the most ornamental plants around, yet there is no beating its usefulness when sheer coverage (and plenty of color!) is needed.	Mecardonia Prima™ Lemon Yellow PPAF This plant reaches just 14 to 16 inches high when in bloom, but spreads to 30 inches in garden or container. A lovely ground cover for the sunny annual bed, it scrambles across poor, dry soil effortlessly, tossing up bright 1-inch blooms every step of the way.

Ground Covers: Selecting, Planting & Growing