This plant is a low ground-cover. It seems to intermix successfully with lawn grass in semi-shady areas. It grows low, but if challenged for sun, it will grow up to 6 or 8 inches tall to reach sunlight.
It's pretty common here in the black-dirt midwest/great lakes area. I bet someone here will recognize this right off.
Thank you for identifying it!
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ground cover for ID, please
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They are a herb, I enjoy the mint fragrance that come from walking on it. I also find it attractive in the shaded area it's color (blue, that I have here) makes a nice contrast. They are not fast spreading.
Here is some information and check out the many names it goes by.
https://www.motherearthliving.com/plant- ... ow-45.aspx
Here is some information and check out the many names it goes by.
https://www.motherearthliving.com/plant- ... ow-45.aspx
Hey, thanks so much for the ID. It's very interesting reading about this plant. I have a lot of it mixed in with my grass lawn in the backyard, where it's fairly shady. I like it, and wish it would grow in thick enough to crowd out the grass. I'd rather have this pretty ground cover than more (worthless) grass to mow.
THanks.
THanks.