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GROUNDCOVERS

Legend:  S  = Sun      PS = Part Shade    S  = Shade    N  = Native plants

Use groundcovers to decrease lawn areas for less mowing or to underplant so you need less mulch each season.
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Juniper ‘Bar Harbor’ (J. horizontalis) S
Slow growing evergreen groundcover 8”-12” tall, gray green foliage turning silvery plum in winter.
3" pot 3/$10
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Wild Ginger (Asarum canadense)      N/PS/ShNative wildflower with large heart shaped leaves, unusual maroon flowers in spring.  Best in moist acidic soil in heavy shade.
3"plug    3/$12

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Pachysandra (Pachysandra terminalis)    PS/Sh
 Spurge.  Dense, lustrous green evergreen 8” tall, excellent in masses under trees or in difficult locations to replace lawn.  Any soil, water liberally to establish.  White flowers early April.  Plant 6” apart to fill in 2 years.
25 rooted cuttings/$15

                                                      
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Fragaria ‘Lipstick’           S/PS
Ornamental strawberry, very little fruit but large hot pink flowers, spreads rapidly.     
3” pot              3/$11

                                                          
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Woodland Phlox ‘London Grove’ (P. divaricata) N/ PS
Native. Lovely soft blue flowers 8”-10” tall, burgundy fall foliage.                                           
3” pot                3/$10


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Myrtle (Vinca minor)                  PS/Sh
Vinca minor.  6” Small shiny evergreen foliage with violet blue flowers in spring for light to full shade.  Fast spreading, tolerant of many locations.  Plant clumps 10” apart.
Bare root clumps, 10-20 plants       5/$5

                           


 

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