1. Bottlebrush Buckeye is more of a shrub than the other Buckeyes, as it is a mounding, spreading, multi-stemmed plant

2. Stacking, gathering, collecting, assembling, amassing, mounding…all words speaking to Accumulations. There are stone stacks, sea stacks, and wood stacks

3. Herb gardening for the whole family - pets included! The soft, crinkled, gray-green leaves on this compact, mounding plant make Catmint great for containers and the perennial garden

4. Dusty Miller (Cineraria Maritima Silverdust) - Start this attractive annual from Dusty Miller seeds! It is known for its attractive silvery-gray foliage and mounding form and makes a lovely accent plant in the border or in containers

5. Geranium - Cranesbill Plants Geraniums are a long time garden favorite known for their dainty jewel-toned flowers and excellent mounding habit. Cranesbill thrives in full sun and will do well in a variety of soil conditions

6. Exhibiting a fortitude for dry conditions and a small mounding presence, this pretty Bushlet is ideally suited to the rockery or along a path where it soothes rough edges, and can be accompanied by Diascia ‘Coral Canyon’ and Nepeta ‘Select Blue’

7. Cineraria (Pericallis cruenta Jester Mix) - This hardy annual can be started from Cineraria seeds, and your garden will thank you! Cineraria plants are one of the most beautiful, low-growing flowers that you can grow from flower seeds! These compact, mounding plants are great for containers, pathway edges or even as ground cover plants.