Ground Cover - Grass/Straw/Moss

Timberline Scenery Ground Cover; Sage Brush Blue - Medium 20 Cu. In. (Resealable Bag)

Since there are several manufacturers of ground cover, we needed an edge on the competition. We've achieved this edge in two ways. One, we offer the most realistic colors available, and two, we give more bang for the buck! Compare quality, quantity and price, there IS a difference! Take a close look at our colors. The greens are straight out of a meadow, taken from a lonely pine on a steep rocky slope, or drawn from the Blue Grass of Kentucky. Lost Canyon Sage and Sage Brush Blue are true to their names and can be found in many parts of the West. The yellows and oranges mimic the brilliance of autumn, while Indian Paint Brush is a dead ringer for the plant itself. The name Tumbleweed Tan is an exact match for the Tumblin' Tumbleweeds of which the Son's of the Pioneers sang about. And you can almost smell the fragrance of the Lilac growing in grandma's back yard.

Timberline Scenery Ground Cover; Spring Meadow Green;Coarse 20 Cu. In. (Resealable Bag)

Since there are several manufacturers of ground cover, we needed an edge on the competition. We've achieved this edge in two ways. One, we offer the most realistic colors available, and two, we give more bang for the buck! Compare quality, quantity and price, there IS a difference! Take a close look at our colors. The greens are straight out of a meadow, taken from a lonely pine on a steep rocky slope, or drawn from the Blue Grass of Kentucky. Lost Canyon Sage and Sage Brush Blue are true to their names and can be found in many parts of the West. The yellows and oranges mimic the brilliance of autumn, while Indian Paint Brush is a dead ringer for the plant itself. The name Tumbleweed Tan is an exact match for the Tumblin' Tumbleweeds of which the Son's of the Pioneers sang about. And you can almost smell the fragrance of the Lilac growing in grandma's back yard.

Timberline Scenery Ground Cover; Spring Meadow Green - Fine  20 Cu. In. (Resealable Bag)

Since there are several manufacturers of ground cover, we needed an edge on the competition. We've achieved this edge in two ways. One, we offer the most realistic colors available, and two, we give more bang for the buck! Compare quality, quantity and price, there IS a difference! Take a close look at our colors. The greens are straight out of a meadow, taken from a lonely pine on a steep rocky slope, or drawn from the Blue Grass of Kentucky. Lost Canyon Sage and Sage Brush Blue are true to their names and can be found in many parts of the West. The yellows and oranges mimic the brilliance of autumn, while Indian Paint Brush is a dead ringer for the plant itself. The name Tumbleweed Tan is an exact match for the Tumblin' Tumbleweeds of which the Son's of the Pioneers sang about. And you can almost smell the fragrance of the Lilac growing in grandma's back yard.

Timberline Scenery Ground Cover; Mid-Summer Green - Medium  20 Cu. In. (Resealable Bag)

Since there are several manufacturers of ground cover, we needed an edge on the competition. We've achieved this edge in two ways. One, we offer the most realistic colors available, and two, we give more bang for the buck! Compare quality, quantity and price, there IS a difference! Take a close look at our colors. The greens are straight out of a meadow, taken from a lonely pine on a steep rocky slope, or drawn from the Blue Grass of Kentucky. Lost Canyon Sage and Sage Brush Blue are true to their names and can be found in many parts of the West. The yellows and oranges mimic the brilliance of autumn, while Indian Paint Brush is a dead ringer for the plant itself. The name Tumbleweed Tan is an exact match for the Tumblin' Tumbleweeds of which the Son's of the Pioneers sang about. And you can almost smell the fragrance of the Lilac growing in grandma's back yard.

Timberline Scenery Ground Cover; Alpine Green - Coarse 20 Cu. In. (Resealable Bag)

Since there are several manufacturers of ground cover, we needed an edge on the competition. We've achieved this edge in two ways. One, we offer the most realistic colors available, and two, we give more bang for the buck! Compare quality, quantity and price, there IS a difference! Take a close look at our colors. The greens are straight out of a meadow, taken from a lonely pine on a steep rocky slope, or drawn from the Blue Grass of Kentucky. Lost Canyon Sage and Sage Brush Blue are true to their names and can be found in many parts of the West. The yellows and oranges mimic the brilliance of autumn, while Indian Paint Brush is a dead ringer for the plant itself. The name Tumbleweed Tan is an exact match for the Tumblin' Tumbleweeds of which the Son's of the Pioneers sang about. And you can almost smell the fragrance of the Lilac growing in grandma's back yard.