Creeping thyme struggles in Miami's heat and humidity. For a 3×15 ft side yard with light foot traffic, Dichondra micrantha is a better choice. Other Florida-friendly ground covers include sunshine mimosa, perennial peanut, and Asiatic jasmine. Many are not traffic-tolerant, so select based on use.
Contact the UF/IFAS Extension Miami-Dade County Master Gardeners for free, site-specific advice: Miami-Dade Master Gardeners. Additional resources: Florida Ground Covers.
Choosing the right plant for your microclimate ensures a low-maintenance, attractive lawn alternative.
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