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One of the best groundcovers for shade, displaying violet blue flowers against small glossy green leaves. A clumping habit to this evergreen perennial. Good for use in firescaping.

A lush, trailing groundcover for the shade. Unusual burgundy blooms above lustrous green leaves. Thrives in the deepest of shade.

Tiny, salmon pink flowers cover fuzzy, gray green leaves which emit a pleasing scent when stepped on. Blooms earlier than other selections. Tolerates light traffic between stepping stones as well as dry conditions. A fine groundcover for small areas.

This plant is vigorous and easy to grow. Perhaps the most reliable of all the thymes, it looks like a lot like German thyme (or English thyme), but it also tastes and smells like lemon.

Profuse color from this stunning groundcover with pink blooms. Great for filling between stepping stones as it will tolerate light foot traffic. Works well in mixed beds or in pots when allowed to trail over the edges. Showy flowers and aromatic foliage.

Rich deep mahogany red leaves and glowing rosy red flowers provide bold, contrasting color. Useful drought tolerant and easy care groundcover, rock garden subject or low border plant.

Many uses for this compact perennial include mixing with other sedums in rock gardens, displaying with a mixture of perennials, and in containers. Dusty plum red foliage creates a nice contrast.

Classic groundcover with succulent, evergreen leaves turning bronzy-red in fall. Clusters of white flowers appear in early summer. A perfect choice for the rock garden, between stepping stones or in the crevices of dry walls. Attracts butterflies.

Stunning burgundy red foliage, forming a dense mat, topped with pink to red starry shaped blooms in June-July.

Classic groundcover with tiny green leaves that spread slowly to form a tight mat. Miniature yellow-white flowers appear in early summer.