One way to prevent ground cover from overwhelming small flowering plants is by creating physical barriers, such as installing edging or using a border material, to separate the two. Regular maintenance, including trimming and pruning the ground cover, can also help keep it under control and prevent it from smothering the smaller plants. Additionally, selective weeding and removing any invasive ground cover species can help maintain a balance between the two types of plants.
One way to prevent ground cover from overwhelming small flowering plants is to establish physical barriers such as edging or borders around the flower beds. This will create a clear separation between the ground cover and the small flowering plants, preventing them from encroaching on each other's space. Additionally, regular maintenance such as pruning and trimming the ground cover can help keep it in check and prevent it from smothering the smaller plants.
One way to prevent ground cover from overwhelming small flowering plants is by regularly maintaining and controlling the growth of the ground cover. This can be done by pruning, trimming, or selectively removing the ground cover around the small flowering plants to allow them enough space and light to thrive. Additionally, creating physical barriers like edging or installing a root barrier can help restrict the spread of ground cover and prevent it from smothering the smaller plants.
