How do I plant ground cover to suppress weeds?

Plant ground covers at recommended spacing (typically 30-50cm apart) and mulch between plants until they fill in. Most ground covers will form a dense mat within 1-2 seasons, significantly reducing weed growth.

Climbers & Ground Covers | Low-Growing Plants

Ground Cover for Every Situation

Hardy ground covers include Myoporum parvifolium, Grevillea (prostrate varieties), Lomandra, and Trachelospermum jasminoides (Star Jasmine). For native options, Viola hederacea and Dichondra repens work well in shaded areas. Climbing plants can soften fences, cover pergolas, and create living walls of green.

Climbers & Groundcovers

Lutchuensis Juniper - Juniperus Taxifolia

Mondo Grass - Ophiopogon Japonicus END OF BATCH / IMPERFECT STOCK

Pigface Orange - Mesembryanthemum

Woolly Grevillea - Grevillea lanigera

Bower of Beauty - Pandorea Jasminoides

Dwarf Mondo grass - Ophiopogon Japonicus Nanus END OF BATCH / IMPERFECT STOCK

English Ivy Variegated - Hedera helix Variegata

Grevillea Forest Rambler

Hedera Helix - English Ivy Hahn's Self-Branching Hedera Helix

Liriope Evergreen Giant - Liriope Muscari

Mondo Grass Variegated - Ophiopogon japonicus ‘Variegata’

Weed Suppression

Pigface Magenta - Mesembryanthemum

Philodendron Xanadu

Gazania Yellow

Marguerite White Daisy - Argyranthemum

Juniperus Blue Rug - Juniperus Horizontalis

Zoysia Tenuifolia - Korean Velvet Grass

Star Jasmine - Trachelospermum Jasminoides

Asiatic Jasmine - Trachelospermum asiaticum

Hedera Canariensis - Canary Island Ivy

Pigface Lemon - Mesembryanthemum END OF BATCH / IMPERFECT STOCK.

Pigface Pink - Mesembryanthemum END OF BATCH / IMPERFECT STOCK

Variegated Jasmine - Trachelospermum jasminoides Tricolour