This low-growing rose will only reach 1 to 2 feet tall but will form an attractive and impressive ground cover when planted ...

Although ground cover roses aren’t technically their own distinct category, most growers consider any type of rose that is low-growing and wide a ground cover rose. Ground cover roses are sold ...

Tip: Organic gardeners should consider using alfalfa pellets (often sold as rabbit food at farm stores) mixed with compost ...

If you’d consider a carpet of low-growing green plants instead ... It starts out in clumps but eventually will spread and cover the ground. Spacing two feet apart gives full coverage in three ...

Lavender ( Lavendula spp.) is an herbaceous perennial that’s easy to grow and its blue-purple hues are complementary to roses ...

Low-growing roses (under 3 feet tall) can spread out with enough vigor and disease resistance to block weeds and cover slopes, but these sprawling roses also do well in large containers as patio ...