Hello

Which is the best ground cover that grows fast?

Please and Thank you

James

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On 4/29/2017 3:03 PM, James McDone wrote:
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Which is the best ground cover that grows fast?

Please and Thank you

James

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There is no "best" ground cover although there are many which grow pretty
quickly. If you were to share your location and climate perhaps someone
will be able to offer some reasonable possibilities.

James McDone wrote:


Which is the best ground cover that grows fast?

Without any info about your location I have to suggest Astroturf.

On 4/29/2017 12:30 PM, John McGaw wrote:
On 4/29/2017 3:03 PM, James McDone wrote:
Hello

Which is the best ground cover that grows fast?

Please and Thank you

James

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There is no "best" ground cover although there are many which grow pretty
quickly. If you were to share your location and climate perhaps someone
will be able to offer some reasonable possibilities.


Besides climate and location (flat or sloped, sunny or shady, etc), it
would help if you indicated how thick you want this. In different parts
of my garden, I have various ground covers that are 2 inches thick, 4
inches thick, 6 inches thick, and 1 foot thick.

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David E. Ross wrote:
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Besides climate and location (flat or sloped, sunny or shady, etc), it
would help if you indicated how thick you want this. In different parts
of my garden, I have various ground covers that are 2 inches thick, 4
inches thick, 6 inches thick, and 1 foot thick.

yep, some thyme we have stays pretty close to
the ground. another goes six inches to a foot
high, but still can be mowed if you set the
blades high enough. looks nice that way and also
smells great.


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