4. Bugleweed (Ajuga reptans)
Bugleweed spreads by runners and forms a tight mat of colorful foliage.
Advantages:
- Shade tolerant
- Fast spreading
- Decorative leaves (purple, bronze, green)
- Spring flowers attract bees
Very effective for large shaded areas.
5. Sweet Woodruff (Galium odoratum)
A soft-looking plant that is tougher than it appears.
Advantages:
- Thrives in shade
- Forms thick carpets
- Pleasant scent
- Prevents soil compaction
Great under shrubs and forest-style gardens.
6. Sedum (Stonecrop)
Succulent groundcovers are unbeatable for dry conditions.
Advantages:
- Requires little water
- Survives heat and drought
- Dense growth habit
- Long-lasting flowers
Ideal for sunny, dry areas and poor soils.
7. Mazus
A low-growing flowering carpet that fills cracks and open spaces quickly.
Advantages:
- Grows between stepping stones
- Fast coverage
- Low height
- Soft appearance with tough performance
Excellent for decorative paths.
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