Yes, many ground cover plants, such as creeping thyme or creeping juniper, are able to withstand foot traffic and can be used as a durable and low-maintenance option for areas that receive regular pedestrian activity.
Yes, ground cover plants can withstand foot traffic to some extent, depending on the specific type of plant and the amount of traffic. Some ground cover plants, such as creeping thyme or Irish moss, are more durable and can tolerate light to moderate foot traffic. However, excessive or frequent foot traffic can damage or compact the plants, affecting their growth and health. It is important to choose appropriate ground cover plants for areas with foot traffic and provide occasional rest periods to allow the plants to recover.
Yes, ground cover plants can withstand foot traffic to some extent, but it depends on the specific type of ground cover and the amount of foot traffic they receive. Some ground covers, such as creeping thyme or clover, are more tolerant of foot traffic and can handle being stepped on occasionally. However, excessive foot traffic or heavy constant use can damage or even kill ground cover plants.
