What is another word for groundcover?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈa͡ʊndkʌvə] (IPA) 
Groundcover is a term that refers to low-growing plants that cover the ground completely. It is often used to describe plants that provide a natural carpet or matting effect in gardens. However, there are several synonyms to this term which could be used as alternatives. Some of these include creeping plants, lawn substitutes, low-maintenance landscaping, spreaders, and blanket plants. Creeping plants refer to foliage that grows along the ground or trails over rocks and walls while lawn substitutes are perfect for those who want to reduce maintenance and have a low-water landscape. Low-maintenance landscaping refers to designs that reduce the need for watering, weeding, or mowing while spreaders are another name for plants that spread quickly and easily. Lastly, blanket plants are species that cover the ground as well as smother weeds.
