I found these two flats of ground covers. From chartreuse to sage greens and purples; I don't even know how many different kinds of plants there are. The instructions say you can lay down the whole sheets or cut them up into 5 inch squares to put down. They are growing on a layer of coir, or coconut husks. I wish I had room on the walls (brick) as I can see them as a vertical garden.
Supposedly, you can fill in areas or even put out in the lawn as they can be mowed over. I am such a sucker for new things and am trying to figure out where to put them. I just love these.
I love new things too..for some reason I see a small fairy patch:)♥ The real ones..Mary Cecily Barker ones;) They have to be real:) Mine are a group of Misfit fairies now..as through the years they have sadly lost limbs and such..I still love them..:)♥
ReplyDeleteThat would be perfect Monique. I'll have to see if they die back in winter.
DeleteThey are gorgeous. Love the colours and the textures.
ReplyDeleteI do too Child. I could only imagine what some could do with it.
DeleteThey look like little sedum's. I think they're brilliant.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to figure out where to put them. I want to be able to look at them.
DeleteYes, I would say sedums, they are so hardy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and would do well around your pond or path.
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~Jo
Keep on coming with the suggestions. I'm not sure what to do with them; just want to be able to look at them.
DeleteAWWW! It's like looking down into a little Google-map forest! I can just see all the wood-sprites and satyrs and fairies and hoblets down there, going about their small business.
ReplyDeleteHow CHARMING. I'd want it right by the door, to check in on all the wee neighbors, and listen in on the dances and tea conversation. Be sure to tell the wienies that "wee" means small in this case!
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You're right Rachel. It does look like a beautiful miniature forest. I have to put them on the back porch somewhere so I can look at them.
DeleteLove Love Love this
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for ground cover that I (hahaha someone) can mow !
This would make a beautiful hanging garden, I have a pallet just waiting for that !
cheers, parsnip
That is the perfect idea. A wood pallet they could grow vertically on. I just wonder if they need some or full sun.
DeleteI really like the texture in these. I hope they work out well for you and that you will keep us posted on what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteI will Michelle. Just have to figure out what to do with them.
DeleteI think I'd put them in the lawn.
ReplyDeleteJust as long as I can look at them.
DeleteWow! I want those!
ReplyDeleteI'd get more if I knew where I was going to put them.
DeleteThey look to me like the sort of plants that people use to create a 'living' roof. More of a light trimming with shears than a going over with the mower, I would think!
ReplyDeleteOh, wouldn't that look spectacular Rosemary? You don't see many of those kind of roofs where I live. It's a shame.
DeleteLooks fabulous - I need ground cover for the back lawn which we are giving up on! Right now it's covered with fallen leaves - mostly oak - and we are allowing the vinca (periwinkle) to take over!!!
ReplyDeleteGot them at Lowe's Mary.
DeleteOh my gosh, Donna. This is so exciting. I've never seen anything like it! And it looks so easy....I love easy:)
ReplyDeleteMe too Sandra. Still don't know if I'll divide them or not.
DeleteI would divide them if you have the room
ReplyDeleteWell, okay. Thanks for the advice. I assume they will fill in.
DeleteI haven't seen anything like this - let us know how it works out.
ReplyDeleteI will Ry. I wonder how many wonderful walls, or pathways etc. some could come up with. Got them at Lowe's.
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