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Ground Covering questions
Does anyone have any experience growing ground covering. We currently have what I think is called green clover ground covering and pachysandra in part of my backyard. The part that the ground covering is growing is mostly a mulch area that has majority of shade from the trees. Last summer was our first summer in our house and I started my first vegetable garden. Since I was always watering the garden I never watered the ground covering. I didn't even think I needed to to be honest. Well the half the pachysandra died because that got more sun. The green clover are doing great. I would like to dig up some of the green clovers and move them to the where the dead pachysandra is and hope that it will spread naturally overtime. I am just not sure what the right way is to transplanting them is. Has anyone done this before?
Thanks in advance for any advice you might have.