Perennial ground cover

Learn how to fill your beds bare spots with striking color using our favorite ground cover perennials. From purchase to planting, we cover it all.

Are you looking for a ground cover to add to your garden instead of grass? There are a number of different ground cover plants that can substitute for grass, depending on your climate. In this article, gardening expert Madison Mouldon shares her favorite ground covers that can replace grass, help pollinators, and look fantastic in your garden.

Meet 20 evergreen groundcover plants that are beautiful all year long. Some are suited to full sun, others are best for shade. Many also produce flowers.

These hardworking landscape plants make gorgeous ground covers, whether you want to fill in gaps or replace turf grass completely.

Looking for a good ground cover? There are so many types to choose from it can be hard to decide. Here are a few tips and some examples of ground cover you can use to cover that particular area in your garden that needs a different approach

Try some of these robust, low-growing groundcovers for shade or tough spots—wherever you need year-round coverage.

These flowering ground covers have a long bloom season, resistance to pests and diseases, and ability to fill quickly an area of any size.

Dealing with drought conditions? These drought-tolerant ground covers can thrive in your yard with less water.

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Think of ground cover plants as the alluring, low-lying stars of your garden's show.