stoloniferous
Creeping, above ground, normally horizontal stems.
stratify ...
Stoloniferous Producing stolons.
Stomata A minute pore in the epidermis, especially in the lower surface on the leaf. The breathing pores of a leaf.
Stomate A breathing or water pore of a plant leaf or stem; sweat gland.
'Aztec Gold' - a 12-inch-tall, white-variegated selection said to be stoloniferous (spreading)
'Big Blue' - a common 15-inch-tall form that's a lot like the species but with deeper blue flowers and dark green leaves ...
Stoloniferous grasses such as bermuda, and St. Augustine will readily fill in bare spots if a few plugs or sprigs of healthy grass are planted in these areas. Re-seeding is an option with common bermudagrass and tall fescue.
Oakleaf hydrangea is also stoloniferous, though hardly to the point where it could be considered invasive.
aggressive - Spreads by stoloniferous stems and self-seeding.
non-invasive
not native to North America - Native to Europe, Asia.
Growing Information ...
Like the phlox, the foam flower is stoloniferous and forms a consistent expanse of leaves. The milder the winter, the more evergreen it remains.
 See also: Soil, Foliage, Flower, Stolon, Spring
  
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