Ground Cover Archives - Page 22 of 29 - Van Wilgen's Garden Center

Willowleaf Cotoneaster

An excellent, rapidly spreading variety with dark, shiny, willow-like foliage that is semi-evergreen to evergreen and a nice show of fall red berries. Good groundcover, easy to grow and pest […]

Little Dipper cotoneaster is an easy solution to covering large areas of bare ground quickly, inexpensively, and, most important, beautifully. This sprawling shrub is a galaxy of tiny white, five-petaled […]

Coral Beauty Cotoneaster

Such perfection! You’ll love the evergreen tiers of deep green glossy foliage smothered by tiny, creamy white flowers in early summer followed by copious amounts of fruit covering the spreading […]

Tom Thumb Cotoneaster

Low, spreading deciduous shrub offers dark green, glossy foliage and an extensive root system that is a lovely groundcover on slopes or other elevations. Bright red winter fruit. This dwarf, […]

Kelsey Dwarf Dogwood

A lovely, small deciduous shrub, ‘Kelseyi’ displays small white flowers in spring followed by small berries that attract birds. Lush green leaves turn yellow in fall, revealing the stunning red […]

Bunchberry

Bunchberry is a low-growing perennial that spreads by rhizomes that creep just under the soil surface. The four white “petals” are actually not part of the flower at all they […]

Firefly Tickseed

The dazzling bicolor blooms are a clear, pure yellow on the outside and a rich ruby red on the inside. Superb as a groundcover, the foliage grows in a dense […]

Lily of the Valley

Old fashioned and very dependable, this leafy groundcover spreads by stolons and can create big patches of its wide, upright held, deep green foliage in partial shade or shade locations. […]

Sweetfern

You can abuse this tough, tenacious native all you want, but you’ll be hard pressed to break its spirit! Upright growing with deep green, lustrous, sweet scented, fern-like foliage, Sweetfern […]

Olympia Vine

‘Olympia’ is a compact, deciduous, perennial climber with pinnate leaves divided into ovate or broadly lance-shaped, mid- to dark green leaflets and large, single, purple to violet-blue flowers from early […]