Plants tolerating light foot traffic belong in every garden—they soften hardscape, add scent/texture/beauty to utilitarian paths.
Light traffic ≠ football. They still need water/care but are low-maintenance. Match sun/shade/water needs. Many spread. Use for paths, light-traffic lawn alternatives, erosion control. Our favorite "stepables":
Creeping Thyme
Golden Creeping Jenny
Corsican Mint
Dwarf Bugleweed
Creeping Speedwell
Scotch or Irish Moss
Creeping Sedum
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