Covering ground

Article Abstract:

Low-growing ground covers which form a carpet for the garden can fill a border's bare patches, control weeds, reduce soil erosion, and act as mulch for larger plants. Ground covers including golden alyssum, forget-me-nots, and pointillistic brass buttons, are hardy and require little attention as they thrive in the shade of a tree and on a rocky slope or with blooming bulbs.

Methods, Usage, Ground cover plants

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A retreat with the right mix

Article Abstract:

An exploration of a Berkeley-based winemaker-turned-chocolatier John Scharffenberger's walled garden is presented. As a gardener, Scharffenberger believes in achieving harmony between wild and civilized landscapes.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Works, Landscape architecture, Gardeners

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