low-growing
Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of plants that grow relatively low to the ground
Source: WordNetSynonyms
Examples
Low-growing Alyssum is a snowy ground cover at the front of the border or cascading over the side of a container.
So if you have a tree that’s been mangled (by Georgia Power) and want a new but low-growing replacement, contact me as instructed below and I’ll put Bob in touch with you.
It fits in well with other rock garden plants, not just because its low-growing form and cascading style are just what we want in a rock garden, but also because it has the capacity to thrive while being neglected.
Snow peas also come as climbing vines that need a trellis or as low-growing varieties.
There is a mauve-flowered form of this species (seen above top right), and also a low-growing dense form, ‘Julie Ann’.
Most aetosaurs were herbivorous, and fed on low-growing plants but some may have eaten meat.