I just want to share this plant. It is the most amazing groundcover and living mulch. I plant lots of ground hugging plants inbetween my pink limestone pavers. I have a few posts that show it blooming. It has been doing its thing for at least a month. And this plant is xeric with its grey green leaves and purple flowers. www.DakotaGarden.com - What favorite "ground huggers" do you enjoy? I later have blooming thymes and others.
Gloria- That is absolutely beautiful! Not only the foliage but those purple flowers! Love all of your garden pictures! Thanks for sharing! ~Laurie Farmgirl Sister#1403
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Kris, I think it could take a little shade. But it should not have wood or leaf mulch. I mulch it with pea gravel. The leaves are greyish green which means it stands up to dry sun. I also have covering large areas and blooming later Lavender thyme. That does take more shade. But again no large wet mulches.
Veronica Pectinata
Posted - May 25 2010 : 10:27:04 AM
