Groundcover plants are low-growing plants that spread across the soil surface to cover open areas in the landscape. They are commonly used to create continuous planting areas, reduce exposed soil, and provide visual cohesion in garden spaces.
Why choose groundcovers instead of mulch or bare soil?
Groundcovers offer living coverage that can evolve and improve over time, unlike static materials such as mulch. Once established, they can help reduce maintenance needs while adding texture and seasonal interest to the landscape.
Where do groundcovers grow best?
Groundcovers are adaptable to a range of garden conditions depending on the plant type. Many perform well in areas where other plants may struggle, such as slopes, shaded spaces, or between larger plantings.
How quickly do groundcovers spread?
The rate at which groundcovers spread varies by species and growing conditions. Some establish gradually over multiple seasons, while others fill in more quickly once roots are established.
Do groundcovers require a lot of maintenance?
Most groundcovers are considered relatively low-maintenance once established. Occasional trimming or thinning may be needed to guide growth and maintain clean edges.
Are groundcovers a good choice for beginner gardeners?
Groundcovers can be a good option for beginner gardeners, especially when matched to appropriate site conditions. Their spreading habit and resilience often make them forgiving as they become established.
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