Trees Ground Covers
Trees Ground Covers typically refer to low-lying plants that are used to cover and protect the ground around trees. These plants are often selected for their ability to thrive in shade, as they are typically planted under the canopy of larger trees. Ground covers can help to prevent soil erosion, retain moisture, suppress weeds, and provide a decorative element to the landscape. Some common examples of trees ground covers include ivy, pachysandra, vinca, and ferns.