Just wondering the other day if anybody grows a dichondra lawn anymore. My mother had one back in the 1970s and ’80s and I do remember that all it wanted was water. Not that much, by the way, and no ...

Dichondra makes a good accent in a garden. Its fast growth and 2– to 3-inch height with trailing stems make it valuable as a groundcover or spilling down a wall or container. Its pale green or silver ...

A. The small, kidney-shaped leaves of ground-hugging dichondra are not uncommon. I try to ignore it when it becomes more visible as the lawn goes dormant. I know landscapers who use it as a ground ...

As hard surfaces stamp themselves over more of our diminishing housing blocks, lawns shrink in size and importance. And what a pain it is to store a lawn mower for a lawn the size of a picnic rug.

Dear Neil: What is this weed, and how can I get it out of my lawn? (I’m thinking it’s dichondra.) Answer: Your assumption is correct. It’s actually a pretty little trailing weed that grows just an ...

Q: What is this weed, and how can I get it out of my lawn? (I’m thinking it’s dichondra.) A: Your assumption is correct. It’s actually a pretty little trailing weed that grows just an inch or two ...

This low-growing, trailing plant thrives as a groundcover, in containers, or as a no-mow lawn alternative. Dichondra makes a ...