|
Phlox subulata Sedum stoloniferum Moss Pink Purple Stonecrop Santolina chamaecyparissus Tunica saxifraga Lavender Cotton Saxifrage-like Tunica Sedum album Vinca minor White Stonecrop Periwinkle Sedum spurium Yucca filamentosa Spreading Stonecrop Adam's Needle C. Shady Locations. The following group of plants containsonly the most common types which have proved successful for groundcover under large trees and in heavily shaded situations on lawns.It is best for most of these plants to have as a basis for their growthgood soil, although some of them, such as the periwinkle and the Japa-nese spurge, will grow under extreme conditions of light soil with littlemoisture. For the greatest success with this list of plants they shouldbe well moistened during dry spells. For supplementary infor-mation on ground-cover plants, in shaded locations, see sub-group No.XXXI-C. |
|||
|
