Yes, ground cover can be used to create a living wall. Ground cover plants, such as creeping thyme, ivy, or sedum, can be trained to grow vertically on a wall or trellis, creating a living wall effect. These plants typically have trailing or climbing growth habits and can provide a lush and green covering for vertical surfaces.
No, ground cover cannot be used to create a living wall. Living walls are typically made using vertical structures and plants that are specifically chosen and arranged to grow vertically. Ground cover plants are low-growing and spread horizontally to cover the ground, making them unsuitable for creating a living wall.
No, ground cover cannot be used to create a living wall. Living walls typically involve vertical gardens or structures where plants are attached or grown on a vertical surface, while ground cover is primarily used to cover and protect the ground.
