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?

"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?

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.)

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.)