I really like Vinca Minor because it grows fast and is evergreen, I recently took some from my mom's garden and it transplanted great! It is already growing and spreading and it has only been about 2 months.
We just bought our first house a few months ago and we have an acre that needs A LOT of work. So I have been ripping up endless amounts of blackberries, salmonberries, and fireweed. But I know that I need to put shrubs and groundcovers in or they will all just come back. My mom has the same problems with those weeds, and where her vinca minor is growing, there are no weeds coming out of the area. Plus the plant always looks great, I really like the variegated vinca minor.

Becky

Does anyone know or had experience with Thymus Serpyllum Coccienus? Or similar ground cover? I am in Atlanta ,Georgia.
Krnja

I use white dutch clover. It stays low in sunny areas, nourishes the soil, and is not invasive.