Sedum ground cover

To blanket an area small or large, these are the perennials to pick

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You can count on these easy-to-grow varieties to fill your garden with beautiful foliage and stunning flowers.

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Defined as petite, pint-sized, or pixie, short-statured perennials deserve space in the landscape among their height-endowed relatives. Their small growth habit gives them the advantage of fitting into tight spots and other space-restricted areas.

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Three ground covers that thrive in the toughest, hottest spots in your garden!

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Blue Tears Sedum (Sedum dasyphyllum) is a colorful low growing groundcover for dry areas with partial shade. There are a few of these that have thrived at the base of the Tiger Eyes Staghorn Sumac on Tawes Plaza. Blue Tears Sedum should make a good rock garden plant as it needs a well drained site and performs better with fine gravel as a mulch rather than the shredded hardwood bark in this picture. This plant breaks apart easily when touched. Even the tiniest pieces of this sedum that break…

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When you feel like tossing a rug over your yard and calling it good, count on groundcover plants. These top groundcover plants carpet the ground with minimal fuss. They're quick-fix solutions for many landscape problems. #groundcover #groundcoverideas #gardening #perennials

Sedum (Sedum Acre) - Start Sedum Acre seeds to grow an excellent performing ground cover commonly known as Stonecrop. Yellow Stonecrop ground cover plants form a brilliant, intense golden yellow carpet that will rapidly spread and fill in, giving you ground cover over a large area in a very short time.

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Choosing plants that don't need much water can help you create a low-maintenance landscape. These tough, low-growing perennials will look beautiful (many even bloom) without requiring you to break out the hose or turn on the sprinklers.