Native, foot traffic, moist and semi shady groundcover

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[Post New]02/27/2023 11:09
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Anonymous
Does anything like this exist?
[Post New]02/27/2023 14:52
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Anonymous
Depends on the amount of foot traffic. You can always plant something like Virginia creeper, which should be able to handle anything you throw at it, once established.

This is a good list of native groundcovers of VA; you'll have to do some research on which ones might work for you.

https://www.plantnovanatives.org/groundcovers?
[Post New]02/27/2023 16:29
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Anonymous
Packera aurea has great and hardy foliage. Although it does flower.
[Post New]02/27/2023 17:01
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Anonymous
moss
[Post New]02/27/2023 17:53
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Anonymous
How much foot traffic? Green and gold can handle some. Carex pennsylvanica can handle more. But spreads slower.
[Post New]03/01/2023 11:40
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Anonymous wrote:Packera aurea has great and hardy foliage. Although it does flower.


Ragwort is great but might be too tall
[Post New]03/01/2023 11:41
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:How much foot traffic? Green and gold can handle some. Carex pennsylvanica can handle more. But spreads slower.


Thanks! I just bought 100 little green and gold pots. They're only 4" so I hope they spread
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