The sidewalk is an important passage for the garden, which can avoid damaging plants such as flowers or vegetables.
However, sidewalks should not always be used for purely practical purposes. For example, the right choice of plants can beautify the garden path!
The green plant seams between the stone slabs look more beautiful, bringing a little charm to the garden.
Plants cover the ground to beautify the open space in the garden area. In addition, the flowering ground cover is very suitable as a lawn substitute and grows faster than other plants.
In addition, most plant species can be trampled, suitable for walking barefoot through the garden with a different feeling.
Therefore, if you look for plants suitable for walking in the garden, let's talk about it.
1. Blue clover
Blue clover is a pleasant, fast-growing ground cover plant with small pale blue flowers.
Because of its good accessibility, it is usually used for the joint between planting slabs. The blue clover grows vines from June to September, so there are beautiful garden trails throughout the summer.
2. Thyme
Thyme is 2 to 10 cm tall evergreen vegetation, especially suitable for garden trails. They are also easy to clean and look beautiful between the slates.
Ground covered thyme has pink or purple flowers and blooms between July and September. The plant is drought resistant, pleasant smell, suitable for all kinds of places.
3. Three star moss
Don't be confused by the name. It's not really moss. This is a ground cover, small white flowers will grow at the end of spring, and do not like dry environment.
4. Brass clasp
Brass button is a perennial herb growing in New Zealand and is suitable for use as land cover for all areas of the garden. Their leaves are brownish green and feathery, suggesting a very small fern.
It has no obvious flowers. It is in flower shape and yellow. It blooms from June to August.
5. Sarcandra prostrata
Creeping Ajuga can be 10 to 30 cm long, and the flowers are purple. It thrives on nutrient rich, moderately acidic, and fertile soil, preferring light or partial shadow.
6. Pennisetum
Because of its leaves like copper coins, it is called Coptis. It can be quickly planted in the gap of large area stone, and it is a good choice for slate suture.
Golden flowers appear from May to July and create wonderful colors in the garden. The ground cover plants like stone, have enough humidity, and are resistant to cold.
