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Gaultheria Procumbens |
Ground
Cover Plants
A ground cover plant should be low growing
and spreading.
They are used to cover large areas quickly and
to inhibit weeds, but care should be taken with
their use in smaller gardens. They don't know
when to stop spreading and can soon invade areas
where you don't want them! "Vinca"
produces lovely flowers but can be particularly
vigorous ending up all over the garden.
Less vigorous spreaders such as "Gaultheria
Procumbens" are better for the smaller
garden but more plants will be needed to cover
a given area. |
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Vinca Major |
| Berberis Candidula |
Calluna species |
Cotoneaster Horizontalis |
| Erica species |
Eunonymus Radicans |
Hedera species |
| Hypericum Calycinum |
Ivy - species |
Juniperus Horizontalis |
| Juniperus Media |
Lavender species |
Pachysandra Terminalis |
| Pernettya Mucronata |
Prunus Laurocerasus "Otto Luyken" |
Santolina Chamaecyparissus |
| Senecio Greyi |
Taxus Baccata "Repandens" |
Viburnum Davidii |
| Vinca species |
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