Ground Cover With Yellow Flowers

Glossy green and cream white oval foliage spreads quickly, and is perfect for covering a large area in a short period of time. This gorgeous groundcover can handle full sun or shade, and will perform reliably for years to come.

In both warm and cooler climates it is recommended to mow this grass down in early spring to clear out any dead foliage before new leaves begin to develop. It is considered evergreen in warmer climates, but will turn brown in cooler areas then come back...

Leaves are smokey blue, semi-evergreen and succulent. It is perfect for the front of a perennial border, planting en masse or highlighting the edge of a winding woodland garden path.

In both warm and cooler climates it is recommended to mow this grass down in early spring to clear out any dead foliage before new leaves begin to develop. In summer this Liriope will develop lilac blooms which stands out boldly against the foliage, then...

This plant is usually evergreen, but will be drop leaves and brown when exposed to severe cold. In spring it is recommended to cut back and shape to help maintain neat look. Asiatic Jasmine is a fast growing dense groundcover with small oval leaves.

In both warm and cooler climates it is recommended to mow this grass down in early spring to clear out any dead foliage before new leaves begin to develop. In summer this Liriope will develop lavender blooms which stand out boldly against the foliage...

You will find fields of Virginia bluebells here and there because they are a great plant for naturalizing and can grow in just about any garden. The flowers actually start out pink when in bud, but when blooming, quickly turn into a darker, richer, blue-purple...

Fragrant blue-green needles decorate this shrub and provide a pleasant Juniper aroma. The 'Blue Pacific' is ideal for erosion control, and is deer, drought, and disease resistant. The 'Blue Pacific' Juniper is a low-growing groundcover that is the perfect...

In both warm and cooler climates it is recommended to mow this grass down in early spring to clear out any dead foliage before new leaves begin to develop. In summer this Liriope will develop lavender blooms which stand out boldly against the foliage...

Mulch upon planting to discourage weeds and to prevent freeze heaving of shallow-rooted transplants. Not prone to euonymus scale. Often found in raised planters, along sidewalks, near foundations.

Flashy silver-blue evergreen tendrils create a dense, low-maintenance mat that is ideal for any landscape. This Juniper is deer and pest resistant, as well as drought tolerant. The 'Blue Rug' Juniper is a fantastic trailing juniper with a reliable centered...

Mondo is often used for lining pathways and groundcover. It is considered evergreen in warmer climates, but will turn brown in cooler areas then come back out in spring. Mondo Grass, sometimes referred to as Monkey Grass, will get 8 in.

As an added bonus, those dainty pink blooms will attract plenty of butterflies. This shrub grows 12 to 24 in. Neon Sedum delivers brilliant neon pink color in late summer with dense masses of tiny, star-shaped neon-pink flowers that bloom in large, flattened...

They are particularly well suited to the hot climate and sandy soils found in most of the region. All share some common characteristics but are different enough to be considered different species.Not only is perennial peanut an excellent groundcover for...

‘Beedham's White' has golden leaves with a central silver strip and white flowers. ‘Immaculate' has completely green foliage and purplish flowers; it is grown primarily for the floral display.The two most popular cultivars with central silver stripes...

If you have a little more time or your budget is limited, consider groundcover spacing of at least 4 feet (1.25 m.).) spreads quickly, and one plant can cover an area 6 feet (2 m.) wide.

Sweet woodruff, or Galium odoratum (formerly classified as Asperula odorata), is a low-maintenance perennial long cultivated in shady gardens. U.S. Government Printing Office: Food and Drug Administration - Food Additives Permitted For Direct Addition...

It also needs a little fertilizer every spring to keep its bright color. The best dwarf mondo varieties for planting between pavers grow only an inch or two tall and spread readily.– Baby's tears is another selection for shady locations.

First, they must be somewhat drought tolerant, as walkway stones may not allow much water to reach the roots. Many times, they may look too harsh or are prone to allow difficult to remove weeds to grow.

Lay a layer of bark or otherin between the plants to help retain moisture and to shade out any emerging roots.Water the plants once a week until they begin spreading and have established themselves.

It prefers average to moist conditions and will grow well in very wet areas. I have not noticed any deer damage to date. I prefer them no taller than around 18 inches, and they must be virtually carefree.Because I am interested in establishing these plants...

* Usually flowers blue, pink, white, lavender, and purple. * An essential oil distilled from the plant is used in perfumery and lipsticks. Blooms in the spring to early summer, but is said not to bloom well in very hot climates.

Despite its unusual color, Purple Heart is easy to mix into the landscape creating both vivid and subtle combinations of colors. Pairing analogous colors that are close together on the color wheel gives a harmonious and subtle effect.

However, it does have a certain charm and close examination of the flowers will show their exquisite beauty. In zones 4 to 8 sell London Pride. Many gardeners are familiar with London Pride.

* Usually flowers blue, pink, white, lavender, and purple. * An essential oil distilled from the plant is used in perfumery and lipsticks. Blooms in the spring to early summer, but is said not to bloom well in very hot climates.

* Best grown in moist, loamy, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Horizontal branches may root where they touch the ground. Container-grown plants may be spaced 3' apart for mass plantings.

Japanese Kerria is a good shrub that has been used since pre-civil war times. Branches zigzag at internodes and blooms for up to 2 months. This shrub can fit in just about anywhere.