Ferns make for an excellent ground cover, and though they're overall low-maintenance, avoiding these gardening mistakes will really allow them to thrive.

Want a no-fuss ground cover that works in those weird, dark parts of your garden? Or maybe you want to give your garden that fairy glen aesthetic. Ferns are the perfect species for the job. These ...

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Hardy cyclamen are a lovely ground cover that get better with each passing year ... They can easily become overrun by competing perennials, so plant them near other well-behaved clumping plants such ...

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Suddenly, small mammals were relieved of their strong predatory selection pressure and could live above ground, eventually ... from spore-bearing lycophytes to ferns to flowering plants ...

Erosion can whisk away valuable topsoil and even cause whole embankments to collapse. These plants will help lock soil in ...

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While there is no hurry to prune dead growth off these plants, do be sure to do it before they start to send up new growth in ...

TIME FOR CUTBACKS: You may clip ground covers back now through February before ... leaves on plants like aspidistra and evergreen ferns. Liriope, monkey grass, Japanese ardisia and Asiatic jasmine ...