ground cover that needs NO mowing?
 

I want some sort of low ground cover that can be used over a whole yard where I do not have other
plants and does not need mowing at all. Oxalis ("false shamrock") looks promising, but descriptions
also say that it is "non-invasive", and I want something that WILL be invasive to my whole yard, to
the exclusion of "normal" grass. Anyone have any tips?

ground cover that needs NO mowing?
 

"Darren Garrison" wrote in message
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I want some sort of low ground cover that can be used over a whole yard
where I do not have other
plants and does not need mowing at all. Oxalis ("false shamrock") looks
promising, but descriptions
also say that it is "non-invasive", and I want something that WILL be
invasive to my whole yard, to
the exclusion of "normal" grass. Anyone have any tips?

Where do you live?

ground cover that needs NO mowing?
 

On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 09:55:40 -0500, Darren Garrison
wrote:

I want some sort of low ground cover that can be used over a whole yard where I do not have other
plants and does not need mowing at all. Oxalis ("false shamrock") looks promising, but descriptions
also say that it is "non-invasive", and I want something that WILL be invasive to my whole yard, to
the exclusion of "normal" grass. Anyone have any tips?


Select a groundcover that will grow well in your conditions, (rather
than one that you think looks good.)

ground cover that needs NO mowing?
 

On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 09:55:40 -0500, Darren Garrison
wrote:

I want some sort of low ground cover that can be used over a whole yard where I do not have other
plants and does not need mowing at all. Oxalis ("false shamrock") looks promising, but descriptions
also say that it is "non-invasive", and I want something that WILL be invasive to my whole yard, to
the exclusion of "normal" grass. Anyone have any tips?


Select a groundcover that will grow well in your conditions, (rather
than one that you think looks good.)