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September 18th, 2026
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Each week, enjoy exclusives on Plants and our tips for your Plantations |
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Autumn is approaching, making it the ideal time to sow seeds or rethink your ground cover. Whether you are looking for a hardy lawn or an alternative.
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| Our grass seeds: a lawn for every use |
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Choosing the right grass seed depends on your terrain and how you use your garden:
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| Utility lawn |
| Mainly composed of tall fescue, it withstands both heavy foot traffic and high heat. |
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| Lawn Shady Areas |
| Ideal under trees or along walls, made with red fescue. |
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| Overseeding Lawn |
| Perfect for filling in patches after the summer thanks to fast-germinating perennial ryegrass. |
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Our tip: Sowing in early autumn allows the seeds to benefit from the still-warm soil and seasonal rains, ensuring deep rooting before winter.
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| Ground cover plants: the zero-mowing alternative |
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Ground cover plants offer an aesthetic, durable, and eco-friendly solution.
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| Lippia, Frogfruit |
| Ultra-resistant to foot traffic and drought. |
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| Thyme, Wild Thyme |
| Highly drought-resistant. Releases a pleasant fragrance when walked on. |
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| Korean Velvet Grass |
| Zero mowing, ultra-resistant to foot traffic, very low water requirement once established. |
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| Crithmium-leaved Yarrow |
| Drought-resistant, grows quickly in all soil types, even poor ones. No mowing required. |
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