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Mr Fothergill's Dichondra Seeds Low-Maintenance Ground Cover & Lawn Alternative

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Mr Fothergill's Dichondra Seeds grow a low, spreading ground cover that works well as a lawn substitute or rockery filler. Reaching only about 5cm tall, dichondra forms a soft green carpet in both sunny and shaded spots.

  • Type: Dichondra seeds
  • Maturity: 20 weeks
  • Germination: 14 days
  • Sow depth: 5mm
  • Plant height: 5cm
  • Position: Suitable for sunny and part shade areas

Sow over a prepared area and keep moist while it establishes. Because it stays low and spreads to fill gaps, dichondra is handy between pavers, in rockeries and as a fine-textured lawn alternative. Gardeners often ask how fast silver falls dichondra grows or what dichondra seeds look like before sowing this versatile spreading plant.

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Mr Fothergill's Dichondra Seeds grow a versatile ground cover that serves as a lawn substitute and rockery filler, suitable for a range of positions. Dichondra is low maintenance and thrives in both sun and shade, spreading to fill spaces in the garden or work as a lawn alternative.

  • Low-maintenance ground cover and lawn alternative
  • Matures in around 20 weeks; germination around 14 days
  • Sow depth 5mm, height around 5cm
  • Suitable for sunny and part shade areas

Questions & Answers

What is dichondra used for?

It is grown as a low-maintenance ground cover, a lawn alternative and a rockery or paver filler.

How tall does dichondra grow?

It stays low, reaching only around 5cm in height.

Will it grow in shade?

Yes, it is suitable for both sunny and part shade areas.

What do dichondra seeds look like and how are they sown?

They are small seeds sown shallowly at around 5mm deep over a prepared area, then kept moist to establish.

How long does it take to mature?

It reaches maturity in around 20 weeks.

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