Hello

"madgardener" wrote in message ...
try Herman's pride Lamium, or Anne Greenaway. Makes a mat of varigation but
all bulbs can poke thru it. Dry shade would be Epimedium's. A bit more
thatchy in roots but some bulbs can compete just fine. Ajuga is good too.
Makes a great ground cover, has blue flowers in spring and depending on the
variety, very nice foliage. I even have a patch of Lemon verbena that covers
too much ground that bulbs come up thru just fine, and if I don't want it
everywhere, I pull out what I don't want and cook with some, enjoy the smell
and compost the rest.
madgardener up on the ridge, back in Fairy HOller overlooking English
Mountain in Eastern Tennessee, zone 7, Sunset zone 36

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"griffon" wrote in message
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What are some good groundcovers to plant above tulips, big floppy
crocus, etc? Some of the groundcovers I have tried just didn't work
too well, they were too aggressive. There are a few areas where I
have a lot of bulbs for spring but really there is nothing there after
the bulbs stop blooming.