One effective way to control ground cover from spreading into lawn areas is by installing a physical barrier, such as edging or a border, between the ground cover and the lawn. This prevents the ground cover from sending out runners and encroaching onto the grass. Additionally, regular maintenance practices like regular mowing, trimming, and removing any stray ground cover shoots that may appear in the lawn can help to keep it in check and prevent further spreading.
One effective way to control the spreading of ground cover into lawn areas is through regular maintenance practices such as mowing, edging, and using a physical barrier like landscape fabric or plastic edging. Additionally, selective herbicide application can be used to target and suppress the growth of ground cover in specific areas.
One way to control ground cover from spreading into lawn areas is by creating physical barriers such as installing edging or borders between the ground cover and the lawn. Regularly maintaining and trimming the edges of the ground cover can also help prevent it from encroaching onto the lawn. Additionally, applying a selective herbicide specifically designed to target the ground cover without harming the lawn can be an effective control method.
