Stepping Stone Ground Cover

Add good drainage as well as a layer of topsoil at least 1 in.

Stepping stone ground cover. This plant can be easily divided so you can start with one plant and in a year or two you will have more than enough. This garden path proves that plants for walkways can have a modern vibe too. Low growing plants for walkways. Growing only about 3 inches tall this plant spreads over time crowding out weeds and thus reducing maintenance further.

Thyme is easy to grow in the right conditions growing best in light dry well drained soil and full sun. A great cheap ground cover for walkway areas is creeping phlox. This petite herb comes in many varieties all with tiny rounded fragrant leaves in shades of dark green lime green and even yellow with a white edging. Depending on the variety plants are smothered with pink red white or lavender flowers.

Not only do low growing grass and other ground cover plants soften the look of the stone but they are a low maintenance way to keep weeds away. From earp construction. Irish moss softens the stepping stones but succulents and drought resistant ground covers add interest and texture to make the pathway more interesting. They are great for pathways and borders around ponds or in containers.

In summer pretty tiny flowers nearly cover the groundhugging mats of foliage that grow to about 1 or 3 inches in height depending on variety. Finally help your new ground cover prosper with a weekly soaking the plants need to stay moist and a weekly hand weeding. These plants can take quite a bit of foot traffic and are perfect for planting between stepping stones or used as a lawn substitution. Creeping thyme creeping thymes are very popular for use between stepping stones or pavers.

Creeping thyme also known as mother of thyme or wild thyme is a creeping woody stemmed perennial that is a favorite plant to use for a low maintenance ground cover serving as a filler between garden stepping stones. Considered one of the finest ground covers for filling in between flagstones. The flowers grow 3 to 6 inches in height. A good solution to both of these problems is to add low growing plants between the stones.

For a more natural look get two similar terracotta colors and brush randomly on each stone. Dianthus extremely hardy this low growing clumping plant makes a good ground cover between pavers for both sunny and partially sunny locations. It meets all of the criteria of a good plant employee. Deep around the stones so your ground cover can thrive.