Blooming Groundcovers Groundcovers are often underused and make an interesting addition to any garden. You can use groundcovers for the practical purposes of controlling erosion on slopes and keeping soil moist and cool or simply to help you brighten up empty spots and easily tie your garden together. They can be planted in partial shade or sun and can tolerate a variety of soil types. Thyme doesn't have to be restricted to cooking. Creeping Thyme requires partial to full sun exposure.
Flowers are pink, purple or white on small, upright branches.
Helianthemum are the perfect liner for rock gardens. Well drained soil and direct sun help this cover bloom into bright colourful flowers with deep green foliage. Creeping Wintergreen have thick, leathery, dark green leaves with red fruits. This unusual groundcover requires partial sun and acidic soil. Hostas are extremely hardy and thrive in the shade.