Plant ground cover and cover bare areas

Cranesbill - A popular groundcover

There are places in every garden that are either not very attractive because they may be in the shade and they do not grow very much - often under trees, or because weeds sprout on open areas. To avoid this, you can plant groundcover.

Ground cover grows where nothing else grows
These plants are firstly very easy to maintain, often grow in the most impossible places, just where nothing else grows and above all, they grow quickly. Many even grow or climb trees, providing even more visual stimuli.


Ground cover as a weed killer And as a positive side effect you cover the entire soil and do not even let weeds. By the way, there are not only green contemporaries among the ground cover, but also some that bloom beautifully.

Try it, you will be thrilled and their otherwise barren places will shine in a new light. Suitable are, among other things, evergreen, ivy, cranesbill and the very beautiful to look at gold strawberry.