Some ground cover options for regions with poor soil fertility include mosses, clovers, low-growing shrubs like juniper or potentilla, and groundcover plants that are known for their ability to tolerate nutrient-poor soils, such as sedums or creeping thyme.
Some ground cover options for regions with poor soil fertility include clover, creeping thyme, moss, and sweet woodruff. These plants are known for their ability to thrive in nutrient-deficient soils and provide good ground cover while also improving the soil over time.
Some ground cover options for regions with poor soil fertility include clover, creeping thyme, English ivy, mosses, and sweet potatoes. These plants are known to thrive in less fertile soils and can help to improve soil quality over time.
