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Dichondra

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$5.91 $8.95 In stock

Category: Plants

Dichondra is a soft, low-growing groundcover that forms a dense, green mat—an excellent lawn alternative in warm climates. With small, kidney-shaped leaves and a spreading habit, it fills gaps between pavers or spills beautifully from pots and baskets. Ideal for full sun to part shade, it’s drought-tolerant once established and requires little mowing. Best sown in spring or summer when soils are warm, Dichondra offers a lush, low-maintenance solution for gardeners seeking a living carpet effect.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia F. ★★★★★

The little kidney-shaped leaves are even softer than I expected when I walk on them, and it's already starting to fill in the bare spots between my pavers. Exactly the lush, low-maintenance groundcover I was hoping for.

Henry A. ★★★★★

After just a few weeks this dichondra has already started filling in the bare spots in my yard, creating that lush green carpet I was hoping for. It's thriving in the warm weather with very little watering, which is a huge bonus for me.

Sebastian Q. ★★★★★

The kidney-shaped leaves are so delicate yet they've already spread to cover a patchy area in my yard. It requires less water than my old grass, which is a bonus in this heat.