Spider slope mower Traditional Landscape by means of Laara Copley Smith Garden. Use self-seeders to fill the gaps. A sloping garden that has rocks, steps or protecting walls will carry with it nooks and crannies wherein to grow self-seeding crops so as to quickly begin to cascade. Good vegetation to try come with Erigeron karvinskianus, pictured. The compact annual candy alyssum. Creeping thyme and creeping phlox. Sorts of sedum and sempervirens. Trailing lobelia. And valerian, which grows out of the smallest cracks.You can also turn a steep slope into a rockery and enjoy small alpine vegetation that thrive in between the stones and rocks. Choose crops with contrasting foliage and alpines like Saxifraga, Aubrieta deltoidea, rock penstemon, Juniperus communis 'Compressa' and fairy thimbles (Campanula cochlearifolia), to call a few.
