1. Creeping juniper: This hardy evergreen shrub adapts well to sandy soil, spreads quickly, and stays green throughout the year.
2. Beachgrass: This is a native species that requires little maintenance and adds great texture to sandy soil.
3. Sedum: This low-growing, small-leaved succulent thrives in dry and hot areas and does well on sandy soil.
4. Ice plant: A colorful flowering succulent that does well in sandy soil and coastal conditions.
5. Thyme: This herb is drought-tolerant and grows well in sandy soil. Additionally, it offers a pleasant aroma and can be used in cooking.
6. Clover: A versatile ground cover that can grow in many soil types, clover thrives in nutrient-poor sandy soil.
7. Yarrow: This perennial plant is often used for erosion control on sandy slopes and requires minimal maintenance.
8. Beach pea: A native species, it is well suited for coastal sandy soils.
9. Dwarf goldenrod: This is a tough, low-maintenance groundcover that grows best in sandy soil and full sun.
10. Stonecrop: Mountain-loving succulents that can survive in sandy soil and hot temperatures.
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