Ground cover for shady area?
On Dec 7, 4:09*am, Dan L wrote:
"David E. Ross" wrote:
On 12/6/10 6:37 PM, gloria.p wrote:
Higgs Boson wrote:
Dave's Garden recently suggested Phlox.
I've seen lots of phlox covering the hillsides in So.CA.
It's pretty from a distance when it's in bloom.
We have a bed of purple-flowered vinca vine in an area that's shaded
much of the day. It is also very pretty when in bloom (and
evergreen.)
There are many varieties of ice plant that do well in your climate.
Do they require much sun?
gloria p
Ice plant does best with full sun. *Some, such as 'Red Apple', can
become invasive.
What about plain old Hostas?
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Neither thyme nor oregano will do well in much shade, I'd look at
vinca minor, lamium, various saxifraga, some hardy geraniums, asarum
(wild ginger) or lirope or ophiopogon. Hostas are a great choice.
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