How to identify Miquel's mazus (Mazus miquelii)
Miquel's mazus is a diminutive herbaceous perennial ideally adapted to moist environments. Its growth habit allows it to thrive in areas such as rock gardens or interstices among stepping stones where it forms a dense mat, making it a sustainable turf alternative. Visibly tolerant to pedestrian traffic, miquel's mazus can withstand occasional mowing. The persistent nature of this plant characterizes its ground-cover abilities, enhancing its appeal for gardeners seeking resilience and low maintenance. Physically, it is equipped with small, yet vigorous foliage which contributes to its compact and lush appearance.
Lifespan: Perennial
Plant Type: Herb
Leaf Type: Semi-evergreen
Dense mat growth suitable for rock gardens and stepping stones.
Tolerant to pedestrian traffic and occasional mowing.
Pale blue tube-shaped flowers with distinct two-lipped structure.
Petals fused into a symmetrically tubular form.
Mild, sweet fragrance emitted by the flowers.
Miquel's mazus features small, delicate flowers that bloom primarily in late spring to summer, around June and July. The blossoms are typically a soft lavender to pale blue, with a tube-shaped corolla about 1 inch (2.5 cm) long. The flowers exhibit a two-lipped structure, with the upper lip being hooded and the lower lip bearing distinct white or yellow markings. The petals are fused, creating a symmetrically tubular form. They emit a mild, sweet fragrance, making them a charming addition to the garden.
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Scientific Classification of Miquel's mazus
