crawgarden said:https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/ornamentals/creeping-fig.html
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Peggy8b said: I have a neighbor across the street that has the Asiatic Jasmine in his front yard. Don't know how long they've had it, but over 6 years since I've lived here. It came through the awful freeze Texas had this year and all he does is mow it once a year (right before Spring I think). It always looks nice and he has a lot of tall trees amid the jasmine there. In fact his front yard is in almost total shade all day long. We're in 8b, so it should work well for you.
Peggy8b said: What about Ajuga or Dwarf Plumbago? Both have pretty blooms in the summer, leaves color in the winter. Personally, I love Lamb's Ear in my shady garden for groundcover and am planting more and more of it. It chokes out most weeds where I have planted it so far. The clumps just keeps getting larger and larger each year. I just love to run my hands over the leaves. It rarely blooms in total shade, however, but I don't grow it for the blooms, quite frankly.