10 Ground Cover Plants For Rocky Soil

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Got rocky soil?

Don’t worry, you can still have a lush garden!

Ground cover plants are perfect for tough spots. In this guide, we’ll explore the best plants for rocky soil.

Ready to transform your garden?

Let’s get into it!

Thyme

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Thyme is a fantastic ground cover for rocky soil, adding both beauty and fragrance to your garden.

Plus, you can snip a little for your cooking!

Creeping Jenny

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Creeping Jenny loves rocky terrain and spreads out like a golden carpet.

It’s perfect for filling gaps between rocks.

Sedum

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Sedum is tough as nails and thrives in rocky soil with very little care.

Its succulent leaves and star-shaped flowers are a bonus!

Ice Plant

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Ice Plant enjoys rocky conditions and rewards you with vibrant, daisy-like blooms.

It’s great for adding a splash of color to dry landscapes.

Ajuga

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Ajuga, also known as bugleweed, produces striking blue flowers and quickly covers rocky ground.

It’s a low-maintenance way to add some flair!

Rock Cress

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Rock Cress is tailor-made for rocky soil, cascading beautifully over rocks and walls.

Its clusters of tiny flowers are simply charming.

Blue Star Creeper

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Blue Star Creeper thrives in those tricky rocky spots with tiny star-shaped blue flowers.

It’s like a starry night sky on the ground!

Lamb’s Ear

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Lamb’s Ear loves dry, rocky soil and its fuzzy leaves make it extra interesting.

It’s great for adding texture to your ground cover game.

Creeping Phlox

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Creeping Phlox forms a lovely floral mat over rocky surfaces with its colorful blooms.

Perfect for that effortlessly pretty look!

Sweet Woodruff

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Sweet Woodruff handles rocky soil like a champ and produces fragrant, delicate white flowers.

It’s both pretty and smells great!

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