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5 days ago · 1. White Flowering Candytuft. 2. White Flowering Periwinkle. 3. Creeping White Phlox. 4. White Rock Cress. 5. White Spotted Dead Nettle. 6. White Creeping Mazus. 7. White Bugleweed. 8. White Stonecrop. 9. White Creeping Thyme. 10. Snow-in-Summer. 11. Sweet Woodruff.
5 days ago · The right ground cover can transform dull spaces into lush, vibrant landscapes. So, let’s discover seven of my top ground cover picks that are perfect for adding charm and functionality to your garden.
3 days ago · Keep weeds at bay and boost your garden's appeal with these easy-to-grow ground covers, including daylilies, hostas, sedum, phlox and more. Perfect for Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other states in zones 3 to 8. Find ideas from Midwest gardening experts for ground covers that thrive in both shade and sun.
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5 days ago · 1. Brain Coral. 2. Thumb Cactus. 3. Finger Cactus. 4. Bolivian Torch Cactus. 5. Baby Toes. 6. Hot Lips. 7. White Baneberry. 8. Bleeding Heart. 9. Hanging Lobster Claw. 10. Cristata Cactus. 11. Bushman’s Buttocks. 12.
5 days ago · Mandevilla is the quintessential tropical vine. It's fast-growing, sun-loving and eager to twine up any trellis or wall and produce tons of big, bright flowers. Mandevilla is a popular choice for containers, with its showy red, pink and white flowers giving a lush tropical vibe to patios, porches and decks that are a long way from the beach.
5 days ago · Low-maintenance ground cover plants are beautiful alternatives to lawn grass that are easy to maintain. Learn about the best types for your lawn in our guide.
3 days ago · How To Grow Crossandra From Seed. Start Crossandra by seed at any time when growing indoors. Using a seed-starting tray, fill the container with potting soil. Press the seeds into the soil, lightly cover, and mist with water. For best results, keep the container in an area with temperatures around 80°F.
