Groundcovers & Vines

Creeping charlie (Glechoma hederacea) is aptly named. This invasive weed rapidly spreads along the ground, taking over a flower bed or even a grassy yard in just one summer. Creeping charlie is...

Wild grapes can be found growing in many forests and backyards throughout North America. Though the fruit is edible, wild grapes can quickly become a tangled mess and take over your landscape. The...

Vines that cling along the exterior siding of a house are corrosive and problematic despite their pleasing aesthetic. Clinging vines discolor the exterior siding, weaken the integrity of the...

There are many varieties of ground cover plants. These plants can add beautiful color and features to a yard or a growing area without a lot of additional labor. Ground covers can also help...

English ivy is a handsome vine, especially in autumn when it turns shades of red and orange. However, it is very destructive to asbestos, brick and wood siding. The stem of the ivy has thousands...

Blue grass, also known as Kentucky Bluegrass, is used primarily as pasture grass. It is native to most of Europe and northern Asia. Early colonists to North America brought blue grass mixed with...

Wisteria, once established, is a resilient and enduring plant that can sometimes grow as high as 65 feet. As wisteria spreads, it can choke out other plants and trees with its vines. Pruning this...