FOOT TRAFFIC PERENNIALS - walk on me!
Foot Traffic Perennials are groundcovers that tolerate varying amounts of foot traffic.Learn more
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Armeria maritima 'Rubrifolia' - Sea Thrift (3.5" Pot)
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Armeria maritima 'Victor Reiter' - Sea Thrift (3.5" Pot)
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Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Tiny Rubies' (3.5" Pot)
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Dymondia margaretae - Silver Carpet (3.5" Pot)
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Eleocharis radicans - Miniature Rush (3.5" Pot)
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Erodium reichardii 'Alba' - White Alpine Geranium (3.5" Pot)
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Erodium reichardii 'Charm' - Storksbill (3.5" Pot)
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Erodium reichardii 'Flore Pleno' - Double Alpine Geranium (3.5" Pot)
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Herniaria glabra 'Sea Foam' - Sea Foam Carpet (3.5" Pot)
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Isotoma fluviatillis - Blue Star Creeper (3.5" Pot)
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Leptinella gruveri - Miniature Brass Buttons (3.5" Pot)
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Leptinella potentillina - Verdigris Brass Buttons (3.5" Pot)
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Foot Traffic Perennials are ground cover plants that tolerate varying amounts of foot traffic. For example: Thymus serphyllum ‘Elfin’ typically tolerates heavy amounts of foot traffic whereas Viola labradorica typically tolerates lighter traffic. For best results, tread lightly at first and let your own experience guide you.
Groundcovers are described in basic terms as plants that grow wider, rather than tall. These are plants that grow in more of a “carpet-like” pattern and find their way into small places in your garden. Whatever your garden situation: sun, partial sun, shade, water…we’ve got a selection for you in our Foot Traffic Perennials.
Put your ground cover plants around stepping stones, near steps and even as lawn replacements. Our Foot Traffic Perennials have been hand-picked and grown with just this purpose in mind.
Where to put ground cover plants:
Around steps, paths and walkways
Lawn replacement (in some conditions)
Under trees, shrubs and other plantings
Fairy gardens
As a weed barrier
Bark alternative as well as
Accents to your garden – adding texture and color