If you're looking for a fast-spreading, attractive ground cover to replace your lawn, ditch the invasive creeping Jenny and opt for creeping Mazus (Mazus miquelii, formerly Mazus reptans), instead.

Here, we spoke to gardening experts about these and other ground covers that will perfectly complement your patio pavers. The tight-knit leaves and small, purple-blue flowers of Mazus reptans may ...

The fast-growing ground cover creeping thyme gives off a spicy ... and is deer-resistant. Creeping mazus, with a low mat of green leaves studded by small lavender flowers, tolerates hot, humid ...

I have experimented with several ground covers in my small yard in recent years. One of the best has been creeping mazus, Mazus reptans. It creeps along the ground and makes new plants as it goes ...

I was told it was a great ground cover for a sunny area that did not dry out completely. Although it is little known where I live, I decided to give it a try. Creeping mazus quickly carpeted the ...

Spring is in the swing of it and the happy blooming ground covers are really showing off. When I worked in a garden center, there seemed to be two early blooming ground covers that were highly ...

Frances White started Stepables 14 years ago, offering 10 ground covers. Today, she sells 220 all over the country. When people ask her what to plant instead of grass, she's got a lot to say.

Two of the plants offered in this marketing series are Mazus reptans Alba and Mazus reptans Purple . The difference between the Alba and the Purple is the color of the flower.