Yes, ground cover plants can be used to cover bare patches in gravel driveways. Ground cover plants, such as creeping thyme, ground ivy, or moss, can effectively fill in the gaps and create a more aesthetically pleasing appearance. They also help prevent erosion and weed growth in the gravel driveway.
Yes, ground cover plants can be used to cover bare patches in gravel driveways. They not only enhance the aesthetics of the driveway but also help prevent erosion and control weed growth. Additionally, ground cover plants can improve soil stability and reduce dust. It's important to choose low-growing and hardy varieties that can tolerate the conditions of a gravel driveway, such as drought tolerance and being able to withstand vehicle traffic.
