An Atlanta homeowner wants to replace dirt, mulch, and some grass areas with a durable, affordable, low-maintenance groundcover that preferably lasts year-round.
Expert Recommendation: Plant choices are highly region-specific. Atlanta's climate (Zone 7b/8a) differs greatly from other areas. Visit a local independent garden center (not a chain) for tailored advice. Good options for the Southeast might include: Creeping Thyme, Asiatic Jasmine, Mondo Grass, or Dwarf Mondo Grass for shade; Bermuda or Zoysia grass for sun. Consider native groundcovers like Green-and-Gold (Chrysogonum virginianum). Get professional local recommendations.
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