 And so a companion plant with that, I'd say maybe there's a couple of them, a cotoneaster, and then creeping rosemary. Surprising, more folks don't think of creeping rosemary. There's a low growing variety, it's called Huntington carpet, that kind of creeps, it only gets ankle high, but it spreads out probably about three or four feet, one plant, three or four feet, and just tough as nails, evergreen again. And animals don't eat these things.