Bring your garden to life with the power of fast-growing ground cover plants! From accenting pathways to filling underdeveloped areas, these versatile plants offer a quick and easy solution to create a stunning outdoor space. Join us as we explore the top choices for fast-growing ground cover plants and learn how to incorporate them into your own garden. Without further ado, let’s dive into the top 7 most popular fast-growing groundcover plants! Get ready to be inspired!
Instant Garden Makeover: Top 7 Fast-Growing Ground Covers to Transform Your Yard ✨👍
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⏱ Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:37 Trailing Periwinkle (Vinca Minor)
01:44 Dragon’s Blood (Sedum spurium)
02:38 Creeping Phlox (Phlox subulata)
03:28 Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia Aurea)
04:15 English Ivy (Hedera helix)
04:55 Creeping Thyme (Thymus serpyllum)
05:46 Sweet Woodruff (Galium odoratum)
06:24 Outro
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FYI: THYME is pronounced TIME. POTPOURRI is pronounced as POEPORREE.
“Sadoom” spirium? 1:47
The information here was fine and a good starting point. I suggest further research on any plant. I have to agree with many of the comments below on pronunciation. Sedum is pronounced see-dumb. My suggestion is to Google the pronunciation before making your videos. It is quick and easy.
1st., there are a few plants on this list that should only be planted in extremis- the periwinkle, the creeping Jenny & the ivy. Why? They are are easy to plant & almost impossible to eradicate. 2nd., the pronunciation here is killing me- sedoom & thime, it’s CEEdum & time. If you are in any doubt about the latter please go & listen to Simon & Garfunkel singing “ Are you going to Scarborough fair?” Plus the river in London is Thames, pronounced Tems.
Sedum is pronounced "seh'-dm"
Thyme is pronounced
"time"
Any of these good for full sun in Florida?
English Ivy is an invasive species which will not only wipe out indigenous species, but cause major damage to houses and other structures. I'm surprised you have this listed. Most reputable sources properly have it labeled as a "do not plant". Just because you find it at a plant nursery doesn't mean it's ok to plant.
Here in the south we have kudzu that will choke anything out. It spreads rapidly and requires no care. It's ugly, but beats dry dirt lol.
English Ivy was hard on my chimney. It creeped up from the ground and started going into the brick mortar. The vine stems were difficult to cut away. I finally got rid of it.
Thank you, very helpful.
What about ground covers that are safe for pets?
This is just the video I needed to understanding ground cover plants.
Question: can any of these covers be used to shade out grass and weeds, or is there some prep work I need to do. I love perennials not grass and weeds. Thanks ❤
Why cant creeping thyme grow in zone 9?
sweet woodruff and creeping thyme (time) are my favorites and easy to manage to bad the voice over only pronounces as written not as actually spoken tho
No, no, no. Please don't plant these–I don't want them creeping into my garden. I pull periwinkle and English ivy everytime I'm in my garden–my nemisis! These are invasives. We know betrer–not sure why you are promoting plants that are dtrimental to us all. 😮
I can’t believe that English Ivy snd Vinca are recommended. They are in any lists of top invasive plants.
I'd check to be sure none of these are considered invasive in your area before planting. For example, the first one in the video is considered an invasive species in many areas in the US.
Thank you very much, I'm looking for shady ground cover plants as well a small shrubs. From New Zealand.
Kindly share video on Ruschia Nana
I wish you had mentioned that almost all of these plants are on the invasive species lists in many states and provinces in US/Canada. Periwinkle, English ivy and creeping jenny are taking over forest floors at a rapid rate, choking out native species like trout lily and trillium here in ontario. You cannot control these, they are spread by runners and seeds moved by animals. Please do not plant or share these plants and always check the plant name with your region and the word invasive in google before you plant anything.