Moss verbena ground cover

Ground cover plants are an essential part of landscaping and have many uses in the garden. They can be used to carpet the garden, prevent erosion on slopes, cover shaded areas under trees, and prevent weeds from choking out other plants. Not only that, but they can also add new colors and textures into the landscape. Many produce prolific blooms during the spring and summer growing seasons for an extra splash of color! We have formulated a list of the best ground cover plants to prevent…

Moss Verbena are lovely flowers which can be added to flowerbeds or hanging baskets. They produce long lasting purple blooms.

- This is likely the most popular selection of verbena today. It produces a mass of purple flowers over a long period from mid spring through the summer. Provide a well drained soil and full sunlight. Is fast growing and can cover a small sized area quickly. Spider mites attack verbena at times.

Transform a hillside into a shimmering carpet with Moss Verbena. It has lovely blooms in hues of purple, plum, or white.

Discover how Verbena brings vibrant beauty and wildlife appeal to your garden.

Ground covers for shade need to be tough to thrive without sunshine, but some can be too invasive. Look at five good choices and seven to perhaps avoid.

Cymbalaria aequitrilobia Mini Kenilworth Ivy This unique plant forms tons of tiny, fast growing runners of small, green kidney-shaped leaves that creep and hold tight to any rock or crevice. The runners form on top and underneath the soil. Dwarf purple flowers bloom continuously throughout the summer. Great look for courtyards and pathways. Perfect in shady locations and marvelous over flower bulbs!

Creeping phlox, also known as moss phlox, is a low-maintenance perennial groundcover. They provide vibrant and pastel blooms in the spring and work well as

Are you looking for an option to fill that problematic garden space that will offer color and beauty? If so, consider adding flowering evergreen groundcovers