We used to use Stepables brand, but it has been replaced by Little Prince at our local store. We like to support Oregon businesses, so we are glad both companies are based here! We bought a bunch of your ground covers this year. The area we want to cover is huge, so we'll come back every year.
Really appreciated this video. I'm a complete newbie but I want to learn more. It's kind of hard living in Texas and planting and have never had the desire to try, but recently discovered how much I actually liked it. I wanted to know what's the best to cover ground and would be luscious and pretty. I don't think I would mind weeding.
I should add we(usually but not this year) get rain daily from May through October. Also, would any of these become brown and “dormant” during our winters which are usually 50-70 degrees with lows of high 20’s every now and then. Recommendations?
We used to use Stepables brand, but it has been replaced by Little Prince at our local store. We like to support Oregon businesses, so we are glad both companies are based here! We bought a bunch of your ground covers this year. The area we want to cover is huge, so we'll come back every year.
Thanks for your knowledge.
I might have to go move the Scotch moss I’ve planted in a too-shady spot!
I will adapt.
Really appreciated this video. I'm a complete newbie but I want to learn more. It's kind of hard living in Texas and planting and have never had the desire to try, but recently discovered how much I actually liked it. I wanted to know what's the best to cover ground and would be luscious and pretty. I don't think I would mind weeding.
Start with some hardy Phlox
Good video but needs info on watering requirements
What is the ground cover plant that looks like Brass Buttons but may be called deer fern ground cover
Are these ground covers suitable for zone 9?
Yes
What growing zones are these good in? I’m zone 9b central Florida
I should add we(usually but not this year) get rain daily from May through October. Also, would any of these become brown and “dormant” during our winters which are usually 50-70 degrees with lows of high 20’s every now and then. Recommendations?
Everything
I don’t want anyone walking on my plants…period…lol