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Pretty alternatives to the usual low-growing junipers.
Find the best flowers, foliage and trees for your rock garden with tought, drought-tolerant plant picks from HGTV Gardens.
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Commonly used as a groundcover, lesser periwinkle also works well in a rock or wall garden. This handsome, evergreen trailer produces quantities of lavender-blue flowers in late spring and early summer.
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Granita ® Raspberry Ice Plant (Delosperma Granita Raspberry) is a hybrid Ice Plant that blooms in late spring with stunning raspberry-red flowers. The plant is very cold hardy with evergreen stems and foliage.
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Hens-and-chicks are a lot like potato chips -- you cant stop with just one. These adorable, ground-hugging plants come in a wide assortment of shapes, sizes, and colors so they are super collectible. Each plant (the hen) sends out babies (the chicks) on
Prized for both its colorful foliage and flowers, lamium makes a superb rock garden plant especially in shady locations. This handsome creeper comes in a variety of foliage colors including silver, chartreuse, green, and bicolor. The pink or white flowers
The Best Plants for Rock Gardens Find the best flowers, foliage and trees for your rock garden with tought, drought-tolerant plant picks from HGTV Gardens.
Thyme, Bressingham Pink or Thymus doerfler has attractive foliage, with flowers that are long lasting. It is drought tolerant, and one of the most useful herbs for the kitchen. Suitable for planting in rock or herb garden or border.
Violet Star Anemone blanda, Violet Star, bears large, amethyst violet daisy type flowers with fern like foliage that are great for rock gardens. It is a low growing perennial. Great For A Rock Garden
Most rock garden plants are small and compact, and tend to be tough and drought-resistant. Many of them flower profusely, in a range of brilliant colors.
Unlike its culinary cousins, red creeping thyme won’t play a starring role in your kitchen, but it will add tons of color and interest to your rock garden. This gorgeous ground hugger will quickly fill in between paving stones or rock walls.
Rockery plants: Top 10 plants for an alpine rock garden - David Domoney
The 10 best Alpine rockery plants for the rockery. Choose these low-growing and drought-tolerant alpine plants for a rock garden full of flower colour