A gardener asks if "Zeezee" plant works as ground cover.
Named Florida's 2002 Plant of the Year. Tolerates low light, low water, neglect—excellent houseplant. Survives months in total darkness. Pest-resistant.
Tropical only. In Zones 7–8 (most of U.S.), it dies outdoors. Indoors, it's a stunning foliage plant. Won't replace hostas or pachysandra in temperate gardens.
Love the look? Grow it in a pot. Need shade ground cover? Try hostas, ferns, or Asiatic jasmine (Zone 7+).
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