Violas As Ground Cover at Joshua Colbourne blog

Violas As Ground Cover. Many violet species can be used as ground cover, filling in gaps between larger plants or covering bare soil. For large areas, i plant violas as a ground cover, creating a colorful tapestry that suppresses weeds. Which violets are suitable as ground cover? With a spreading habit, it's suitable for growing as ground cover under shrubs or in a woodland garden. A quintessential woodland flower, welcome in any garden, violets will spread through runners to create a charming ground cover if you treat them well. If you’re planting your violas in the ground, rather than baskets, they’re best at the front of a border as they’re low growing and are a good ground cover plant. The robust peony violet (viola sororia) and the striking greenland violet (viola. Most all violets tend to spread and can take over an area within a year or two, but there are other violets that might be of interest. Violas will provide you with months of cheery flowers, but keep in mind their preferred growing conditions:

A quintessential woodland flower, welcome in any garden, violets will spread through runners to create a charming ground cover if you treat them well. Many violet species can be used as ground cover, filling in gaps between larger plants or covering bare soil. With a spreading habit, it's suitable for growing as ground cover under shrubs or in a woodland garden. If you’re planting your violas in the ground, rather than baskets, they’re best at the front of a border as they’re low growing and are a good ground cover plant. For large areas, i plant violas as a ground cover, creating a colorful tapestry that suppresses weeds. Most all violets tend to spread and can take over an area within a year or two, but there are other violets that might be of interest. The robust peony violet (viola sororia) and the striking greenland violet (viola. Which violets are suitable as ground cover? Violas will provide you with months of cheery flowers, but keep in mind their preferred growing conditions:

Pink rock soapwort blooming in summer garden. Ground cover saponaria

Violas As Ground Cover For large areas, i plant violas as a ground cover, creating a colorful tapestry that suppresses weeds. With a spreading habit, it's suitable for growing as ground cover under shrubs or in a woodland garden. The robust peony violet (viola sororia) and the striking greenland violet (viola. For large areas, i plant violas as a ground cover, creating a colorful tapestry that suppresses weeds. If you’re planting your violas in the ground, rather than baskets, they’re best at the front of a border as they’re low growing and are a good ground cover plant. A quintessential woodland flower, welcome in any garden, violets will spread through runners to create a charming ground cover if you treat them well. Many violet species can be used as ground cover, filling in gaps between larger plants or covering bare soil. Which violets are suitable as ground cover? Violas will provide you with months of cheery flowers, but keep in mind their preferred growing conditions: Most all violets tend to spread and can take over an area within a year or two, but there are other violets that might be of interest.