Creeping evergreen is a term used to describe plants that grow low to the ground and have small, needle-like leaves. IVY is a common example of a creeping evergreen, with its small, three-lobed leaves and ability to spread quickly over walls and other surfaces. Pyxie is another type of creeping evergreen, with its five-petaled flowers and small, glossy leaves. Both IVY and pyxie are popular choices for ground cover in gardens and landscaping.