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Definition of ground cover in English: ground covernoun mass nounLow-growing, spreading plants that help to stop weeds growing. ramblers can be grown as ground cover as modifier ground-cover plants count noun I love to use all the ground covers like creeping mint and thyme Example sentencesExamples - These plots were very sparse in the ground-cover stratum.
- The same six ground-cover species are the most abundant species at both sites; however, rank abundance differs.
- However, this is still a time-consuming form of planting compared with, say, ground cover or evergreen shrub planting.
- Which spreading plants will provide evergreen ground cover underneath the trees?
- These requirements seem rather exacting but it is an excellent ground-cover plant, which can be grown with other shade lovers such as Lamium.
- I'm looking for a ground-cover plant that flowers in the spring, preferably with a blue flower.
- However, the multiflora cushion mums were a revelation, as were the brand new and as yet unnamed ground-cover varieties.
- After a while, heather monoculture is broken by an intake field and our path leads to a shallow valley that is a mosaic of ground-cover greens and is curlew country.
- The ground cover thrives, but ground cover is the catfish of the plant world, a bottom feeder that always makes it through hard times.
- Any good book on planting design will list trees, shrubs, ground cover plants, climbers and herbaceous perennials suitable for a wide range of conditions and situations.
- An established clump of hellebores will cover a patch of ground quite effectively, but the plants spread so slowly and are so expensive that they can't be rightly classed among classic ground-cover plants.
- Within the 30-foot zone, use fire-resistant landscaping such as lawns, moist ground-cover plantings and low shrubbery.
- Changes over time in tree, shrub, and ground-cover vegetation at the treatment and control sites are compared with profile analysis.
- Low growing ground-cover plants can form loose rounded clumps that look like waves, while, in contrast loose billowing grasses can arch skyward, dancing in the breeze to create movement in an otherwise static spot.
- Here's a bigger take on the old burgundy-green ground-cover staple.
- Use mulches and ground covers, and deep-rooted plants to stabilize slopes.
- Shaped boxes, standard bays, grasses, herbaceous perennials and ground-cover shrubs can be used in traditional or contemporary settings.
- In that case, plant new bulbs in another location, preferably among ground cover plants.
- I am now planting the hardiest ground cover I can find.
- Most are low-maintenance ground-cover plants rooted in four-inch-deep soil.
Synonyms shrubbery, vegetation, greenery, underwood, copsewood, brushwood, brush, scrub, underscrub, cover, covert, thicket, copse, coppice, wood, jungle
Definition of ground cover in US English: ground covernounˈɡround ˈˌkəvərˈɡraʊnd ˈˌkəvər Low-growing, spreading plants that help to stop weeds from growing. ramblers can be grown as ground cover as modifier ground-cover plants count noun I love to use all the ground covers like creeping mint and thyme Example sentencesExamples - However, the multiflora cushion mums were a revelation, as were the brand new and as yet unnamed ground-cover varieties.
- After a while, heather monoculture is broken by an intake field and our path leads to a shallow valley that is a mosaic of ground-cover greens and is curlew country.
- Shaped boxes, standard bays, grasses, herbaceous perennials and ground-cover shrubs can be used in traditional or contemporary settings.
- Changes over time in tree, shrub, and ground-cover vegetation at the treatment and control sites are compared with profile analysis.
- Low growing ground-cover plants can form loose rounded clumps that look like waves, while, in contrast loose billowing grasses can arch skyward, dancing in the breeze to create movement in an otherwise static spot.
- The same six ground-cover species are the most abundant species at both sites; however, rank abundance differs.
- Which spreading plants will provide evergreen ground cover underneath the trees?
- Within the 30-foot zone, use fire-resistant landscaping such as lawns, moist ground-cover plantings and low shrubbery.
- I am now planting the hardiest ground cover I can find.
- These requirements seem rather exacting but it is an excellent ground-cover plant, which can be grown with other shade lovers such as Lamium.
- Most are low-maintenance ground-cover plants rooted in four-inch-deep soil.
- Here's a bigger take on the old burgundy-green ground-cover staple.
- However, this is still a time-consuming form of planting compared with, say, ground cover or evergreen shrub planting.
- These plots were very sparse in the ground-cover stratum.
- In that case, plant new bulbs in another location, preferably among ground cover plants.
- The ground cover thrives, but ground cover is the catfish of the plant world, a bottom feeder that always makes it through hard times.
- Use mulches and ground covers, and deep-rooted plants to stabilize slopes.
- An established clump of hellebores will cover a patch of ground quite effectively, but the plants spread so slowly and are so expensive that they can't be rightly classed among classic ground-cover plants.
- Any good book on planting design will list trees, shrubs, ground cover plants, climbers and herbaceous perennials suitable for a wide range of conditions and situations.
- I'm looking for a ground-cover plant that flowers in the spring, preferably with a blue flower.
Synonyms shrubbery, vegetation, greenery, underwood, copsewood, brushwood, brush, scrub, underscrub, cover, covert, thicket, copse, coppice, wood, jungle
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