John Bradbury wrote in message
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I am just taking over the garden in our new place.

It is fairly small and supposed to be of the "low management" style.

I am disabled and cannot get down easily and so wish to make it even
more disabled friendly and ultra low management.

There are at present a good selection of daffodils and narcissi, a large
patch of what looks like lily leaves (no flowers as yet so I am unsure
of what they are), the odd rose bush and other shrubs.

Can anyone suggest a good ground cover that will act as a weed control,
but needing minimum care so I don't have to get down on my hands and
knees!
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John Bradbury
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Vinca minor or periwinkle makes a nice ground cover that can be contained
rather easily. It blooms in early spring and requires little work to keep
it going. Now it does spread but there are always people willing to thin
the edges for the plants to take home.