Pachysandra is a popular ground cover, but is it the right choice for your garden? Here's a look at the best grass ...

Ground covers are generally considered low maintenance, but there are some basic rules you'll want to follow for thriving ...

Bearberries, Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, are evergreen ground cover plants growing across much of Canada and the northern United ...

These hardworking landscape plants make gorgeous ground covers, whether you want to fill in gaps or replace turf grass ...

Ground cover ... grow. Beautiful flowers, creeping plants, and richly colored leaves can create a picturesque landscape that gardeners and nature lovers enjoy. Read more about different types of ...

To grow ground cover from nursery starters ... Creeping jenny plants are low-maintenance and can thrive with little to no attention. One of the most important care aspects is controlling the ...

Phlox spreads but is not invasive, making it ideal for an easy and satisfying ground cover. Low and slow growing, Indian hawthorn is the perfect shrub for sunny spots in your landscape.

Sedums can be upright or low-growing, but it's the low-growing type you'll want to focus on for ground cover. These plants can spread or trail along the surface of the ground, often to form dense mats ...

KSHB 41 reporter Caroline Hogan covers development across the Kansas ... in the Westside and the City of Kansas City recently broke ground on low-income homes, Belleview Townhomes.

John Mulaney covers GQ's Men of the Year 2024 issue ... Spotlights had to be at a super-low grade. The front row had to be lit, because I thought I had a spatial…not vertigo, but something ...

Read on to learn which ones grow best on the coast and which inland, what ground covers accept brackish water, how they deal with shade, and which plants are edible or medicinal. Whether you’re ...

While Roman chamomile is low maintenance, making it too happy can cause it ... heart shape to something more akin to maple leaves. It's a fast-moving ground cover, growing up to 20 feet long, though ...