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These plants might not take as much of a beating as traditional lawn grass, but they can stand up to moderate foot traffic with a lot less maintenance.
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These plants use their spreading roots and foliage to hold the soil of banks and slopes in place. They are excellent at absorbing water and preventing runoff that would otherwise cause erosion.
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These plants hug the ground, almost as short as a lawn. They readily spread over large areas and are especially effective when planted en masse. Many offer seasonal color.
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These plants are perfect for planting between stepping stones or paving bricks, along walks or to help delineate garden walkways. They spread slowly and do not encroach.
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These plants thrive in the well-drained soils typical of rock gardens and add a fine splash of seasonal color and textural contrast, all while helping control weeds.