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Question: I'm interested in developing some "living pathways" through my small garden. I've been reading about "stepable" plants, such as creeping …

• Question

  I'm interested in developing some "living pathways" through my small garden. I've been reading about "stepable" plants, such as creeping thyme and roman chamomile, and am inspired by the work of Lionel Smith on grass-free lawns in the U.K. (http://www.grassfreelawns.co.uk/). Do you know of any resources (people I could talk to, or online) that might steer me towards some lists of native creeping (clonal) forbes that might be suitable for such a project? Thank you!

  Answer

  Dear kekawaka, good morning. Please be aware that Go Botany is a website dedicated to wild plants of New England. You might want to direct any questions regarding cultivation and horticulture to other departments at the New England Wild Flower Society. Here is a link to their contact page to find the appropriate person to answer your question: http://www.newenglandwild.org/contact