I can't think of a groundcover that would be easily raked. The rake is going to catch in almost any groundcover. You could use a leaf blower to get the leaves blown out of the area with the groundcover and then rake them up. I have to do this on the side of our house because of the groundcover. I recommend either English Ivy or Periwinkle ( Vinca ). Either will grow quickly and are hardy. Both plants can be propagated easily by division. Simply dig the groundcover by the roots and transplant it wherever you want.

Groundcover Vegetation

transplant shock.

From strawberry plants that are a kind of groundcover. They spread out runners and have white flowers that mature into fruit.

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