Thoroughly clear the area by removing any pre-existing sod or plants. This step ensures a clean slate for your project, eliminating competition for resources and allowing your new plants to thrive without hindrance. Take the time to uproot and remove any unwanted vegetation, including grass, weeds, or other plants, from the designated area.

Prepare the soil by loosening it thoroughly, ensuring a well-aerated foundation for your project. Once the soil has been prepared, ensure an even and level surface, creating an optimal foundation for planting. A smooth and uniform surface facilitates consistent water distribution and promotes uniform growth across the planted area. Taking the time to properly prepare the soil sets the stage for healthy plant establishment and encourages optimal root penetration and nutrient uptake.

Divide each flat into 48 pieces. As these individual pieces are planted and given room to grow, they will gradually fill out the landscape, creating a lush and captivating groundcover. Over time, the plants will establish themselves, interweaving and forming a cohesive carpet of foilage that adds both visual appeal and practical benefits such as weed sippression and erosion control.

To ensure proper hydration and growth, it is recommended to water the plants once a day for a duration of 5-8 minutes. Weather factors such as temperature, humidity, wind, and precipitation levels can significantly impact the watering needs. During hot and dry periods, for example, they may require more frequent and longer watering sessions to compensate for increased evaporation and moisture loss. Conversely, during cooler or rainy periods, it may be necessary to adjust the watering frequency or duration to prevent overwatering and potential waterlogging.