65+ Creeping Ceanothus Ground Cover
Creeping thyme also known as mother of thyme or wild thyme is a creeping woody stemmed perennial that is a favorite plant to use for a low maintenance ground cover serving as a filler between garden stepping stones. If you re looking for a native drought tolerant ground cover that grows to about 6 inches tall ceanothus thyrsiflorus var repens louis edmunds is just the ticket.
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Native there are many ceanothus species suitable for groundcover. Consult your local nursery to find the right one for your area. This beauty has a long name but it s short in height for a ceanothus. Heuchera rubescens glandulosa is small scale ground cover.Put gravel or slate or bark over it to hide the cloth. A great low growing ground cover. Creeping phlox is a classic perennial ground cover that s hardy in zones 3 9. For shady moist spots try phlox stolonifera for weed suppression.
They are a great addition to a habitat garden and will provide food and cover for birds and nectar for bees and butterflies. Plant the ground cover at 2 3 the normal distance you would between plants so once mature the plants overlap by one third. Horkelia parryi is a small low ground cover type perennial that brings a pine forest into your yard. Juncus phaeocephalus phaeocephalus is a wonderful creeping ground cover for seasonally wet winter.
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