Plants in genus mazus
Mazus radicans
Mazus radicans is a creeping wetland herb native to New Zealand, known for its prostrate branches that root at nodes. It features brownish leaves and tiny purple and white striped flowers in spring. This plant thrives in moist environments and is suitable for woodland gardens.
Mazus miquelii
Mazus miquelii is a low-growing perennial groundcover with creeping and rooting stems. It features purple-blue to white flowers in spring and summer and is evergreen in hardiness zones 5-8. This plant is ideal for rock gardens and between stepping stones, spreading quickly in moist but well-drained soil.
Mazus pumilus var. pumilus
Mazus pumilus var. pumilus is a very low-growing perennial groundcover with delicate white flowers. It is ideal for rock gardens or planting between stepping stones, providing a soft, green carpet. Native to Eastern Asia, this plant thrives in part sun to light shade and is a versatile addition to both sun and shade gardens.