Asked on Apr 29, 2017
What is the best kind of filler/plant to put between stepping stones?
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Landsharkinncon Apr 29, 2017If it gets at least 6 hours sun every day, Thyme is wonderful... Plus you can cook woith it!![Elaine]()
Elaineon Apr 29, 2017If you like the pretty "English garden" look between stepping stones, be sure to plant Wooly Thyme. It is a tough perennial, spreads rapidly, stands up very well to foot traffic, smells nice and has a very tiny flower. It is also easy to divide the areas that fill in fast and replant. I use it all the time.![Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA]()
Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CAon Apr 29, 2017I like thyme or sedum.-
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Melissaon Apr 29, 2017Allow growing ground cover or moss that flowers a little bit.![Jackie Ehrhardt]()
Jackie Ehrhardton Apr 30, 2017ANY thoughts on what kind of ground cover?
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Janet Pizaroon Apr 29, 2017Look for step-ables sounds silly but meant for that.They will be by perennials in your nursery.![Jackie Ehrhardt]()
Jackie Ehrhardton Apr 30, 2017is that the type of grown cover I should as for at the nursery?
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Janet Pizaroon Apr 30, 2017Just look in the perennials section of your nursery that the tags say Stepables.It has become very popular.![Melissa]()
Melissaon Apr 30, 2017Going to a store/nursery is best and I am bad with plant names, sorry.
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