One effective way to prevent ground cover from encroaching on neighboring plants is by creating a physical barrier between them. This can be done by installing edging materials such as metal or plastic strips, bricks, or stones around the base of the neighboring plants. Additionally, regular maintenance practices like pruning or trimming the ground cover can help control its growth and limit its ability to spread and overtake other plants.
One way to prevent ground cover from encroaching on neighboring plants is by creating physical barriers such as installing edging or using landscape fabric. Regular maintenance like trimming and pruning the ground cover can also help control its growth and prevent it from spreading too far. Additionally, regularly monitoring and removing any new shoots or runners that try to extend beyond their designated area can help prevent encroachment on neighboring plants.
One way to prevent ground cover from encroaching on neighboring plants is by creating physical barriers such as installing edging or using landscape fabric. These barriers can help create a clear separation between the ground cover and the neighboring plants, limiting its ability to spread. Regular maintenance practices such as pruning and weeding can also be employed to keep the ground cover in check and prevent it from overtaking other plants.
