Lush, emerald grasses might be the most ubiquitous ground covers across the U.S., and while they're aesthetically pleasing to some, they do little to enhance wildlife value or encourage pollinators.

A close-up shot of some branches and leaves for panadol, or Coleus caninus, a ground cover plant. - Robert Buchel/Shutterstock The American concept of the white picket fence with an extensive grassy ...

If you have a sloped landscape, you know how difficult it can be to find suitable plants to grow on it. Because of their angle, slopes can experience a lot of water runoff, causing the plants to ...