What are the nicknames of Dichondra

Another name for Dichondra repens

Dichondra, alias small money grass, jaundice grass, purse grass, meat wonton grass, golden key, Spirits, wine cup nest, golden dig ear, corns, small Erigeron, small breeze grass, small half lotus, ground money, small toad bowl, nine rings, jade etching ton, small half money.

Growth habits of Dichondra repens

Grow in fields or mountains where the soil is semi-wet and fertile. Resistant to shade, moisture, slightly drought, only slight trampling. Frostbite occurs when the temperature drops to-6 ℃ ~-7 ℃. Once established successfully, it will be able to grow vigorously and bear fruit by itself. Adaptable.

Garden use of Dichondra repens

Dichondra repens has low plants, developed roots and stems, evergreen all seasons, strong resistance and high coverage, so it can be called "green carpet". It is suitable for cultivation and ornamentation in parks, organs and courtyards, and can also be used for soil consolidation materials such as ditch slopes, dike slopes, roadsides and so on.