Name plants that are perennial and spill over built in planter boxes
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There are no winter perennials that will spill over or survive your zone.Try using cutting from pines and add berries.
Geraniums.
Perennials will go dormant in the winter and my not survive the winter freeze in a planter. You can try juniper which does not go dormant but it does not flower.
thanks janet, so i guess, it's ivy or ivy hybrids?
there's a perennial that looks like "creeping speedwell", except that the flowers are yellow. i grew it for decades at my old house. i didn't take any w me; now i can't find it. is there anyone out there who knows of this perennial ground cover?