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Low-spreading ground covers that carpet slopes and bare areas, cut weeds, and reduce mowing.
Ground covers solve the problems lawns and mulch cannot – carpeting shady spots, holding soil on slopes, and filling awkward areas that are hard to mow. We select spreading plants suited to your light and moisture, prep and amend the soil, and plant at spacing that knits into a continuous mat over a season or two. Once established, ground covers choke out weeds, need little water, and eliminate mowing on the areas they cover, making them a smart low-maintenance choice.
Carpets slopes and hard-to-mow areas; Chokes out weeds once established; Holds soil and reduces erosion; Low water and no mowing; Thrives in shade where lawns fail
1) Select ground cover for light and moisture; 2) Clear weeds and amend the soil; 3) Plant at spacing for a continuous mat; 4) Mulch between plants to suppress weeds; 5) Water through establishment
Area covered; Plant variety and quantity; Slope and soil prep; Weed pressure
Best planted spring or fall for establishment before summer or winter stress.