The delicate needle leaves of creeping phlox are nearly hidden beneath a dense carpet of flowers, making it one of the earliest spring bloomers.
They can tolerate dry, full-sun settings and even light foot activity. Its small hot pink, lavender, or white blossoms are able to withstand full sun and dry conditions.
This plant family can tolerate summer heat, full sun, and dry circumstances while expanding into a few-inch-tall succulent mat.
The tiny blooms of dianthus, which are in the same family as carnations, cover the blue-green foliage that grows across rock and alpine gardens.
While it is commonly cultivated as a climbing plant or can be taken indoors in northern regions, the beautiful vine may also be grown effectively as a groundcover.
The Vinca plant grows and spreads so quickly that some people view it as an invasion of their property. However, for regions that are partially shady, it can be a good option.
Flower Carpet roses, a taller groundcover that is both fragrant and showy, will transform a hillside.
It's an old-fashioned favorite since it's one of the few blooming groundcovers that can flourish in deep shadow, such as beneath an evergreen home.