Need to edge the front of a border, add foliage between flagstones or want an alternative to traditional mulch? Listed here are hardy plants that cover the ground. These plants tend to spread and are usually short. Most offer flowers as well. If you have a rather large area to cover--as on a hillside--consider planting a vine and letting it spread and root into the ground. As with other perennials flowers, some will do better in sun, while others prefer shade. Also, perennial flowers typically bloom most during one particular season but may overlap into another season. Look for those with decorative leaves for an ongoing show of texture and color.
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