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Re: noninvasive groundcover suggestions?

Dave,

One very nice ground-cover which I saw on last week's visit to the Bay 
Area was the native Salvia sonomensis.  It's capable of covering a few 
square yards, but it's very easy to contain: no deep rhizomes or other 
nasty habits.

Another native, this one woody, is Ceanothus gloriosus "Pt. Reyes" in its 
smallest forms.  Saw this in its type locality at Chimney Rock Saturday.  
It was no more than 3 inches high at this site.

Loren Russell, corvallis, Oregon
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