Gardening and Horticulture - groundcover for shade
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LoriB
06-19-03, 05:59 PM
Hey all,
I have a tough one (maybe not). I'm looking for suggestions for a shade tolerant ground cover to cover a large, low laying (read "moist") area that boarders a stream. I would prefer one that will stop when it sees too much sun so I can have a lawn leading up to the area. It's a bit too large to boarder off with some hardscaping & I do want the area to look somewhat natural as opposed to a formal garden. I live in the Atlanta GA area which I think is zone 7.
Thanks!
I have a tough one (maybe not). I'm looking for suggestions for a shade tolerant ground cover to cover a large, low laying (read "moist") area that boarders a stream. I would prefer one that will stop when it sees too much sun so I can have a lawn leading up to the area. It's a bit too large to boarder off with some hardscaping & I do want the area to look somewhat natural as opposed to a formal garden. I live in the Atlanta GA area which I think is zone 7.
Thanks!
chfite
06-19-03, 06:25 PM
The wet part of shady is tough. I found some for you, though:
http://www.hillkeep.ca/groundcovers.htm#SHADY%20&%20WET
Hope this helps.
http://www.hillkeep.ca/groundcovers.htm#SHADY%20&%20WET
Hope this helps.
Habs11
06-20-03, 06:17 AM
GREAT LINK!!