The homeowner wants a fast-growing, low groundcover to eliminate mowing. The best resource is the National Gardening Association's plant database:
Browse, select candidates suited to your zone and site, then source locally or online.
Red Apple Ground Cover Replacement for Shady Hillside
Low-Cost Groundcovers Under 18 Inches That Spread Fast
Sun-Tolerant Ground Covers to Replace Pachysandra
Grass vs. Groundcover on a Condo Slope: Maintenance, Sun, and HOA Rules
Artificial Ground Cover for a Steep, Sunny Santa Barbara Slope
Groundcover and Landscape Roses for Steep Slope Behind Pergola
Walkable Groundcovers for Part Shade Under Pines in Coastal California
Spot-Treating Weeds in Ground Cover: The Paintbrush Method
Low-Maintenance Ground Covers for a Dry, Unirrigated Strip in Zone 10 (Ventura County)
Eradicating Invasive Groundcover with Glyphosate for a Fresh Start
Ground Cover Roses vs. Shade Alternatives for Long Island
Invasive Mystery Plant in Raised Bed: ID First, Then Control
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