Ground cover is the finishing touch that elevates a garden from planted to designed. From flowering carpets in lavender, crimson, and gold to textural greens that unify diverse plantings, the right ground cover suppresses weeds, retains moisture, and creates visual flow across your landscape.
Low-growing bloomers (phlox, alyssum, creeping thyme) add seasonal color along paths and between stones. Foliage-focused spreads (sedum, juniper, periwinkle) provide year-round structure. Match plants to your light conditions, soil, and aesthetic—cool tones recede visually; warm tones advance. Online suppliers offer photos, zone maps, and combination suggestions to help you design with confidence.
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