Marianne's Response
Ground cover
I have a fairly large slope on the side of my house. I have put down River rock but now want to scatter wildflower or other ground cover seed…..will this strategy work?
Posted by Bruce Wicinski on June 1, 2019
Marianne's Response
Planting wild flowers on a rocky slope will work in some climates. The size of your river rock and rainfall will determine what will grow. Your best bet is to contact a local garden club or nursery about native wild flowers and alpine plants in your area. A mix of low growing shrubs, evergreen groundcovers and bulbs mixed with native wild flowers might be the most practical approach. Growing all wild flowers still takes a good amount of hand weeding to keep invasive plants under control. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti
