Blue Star Creeper - Laurentia - Isotoma axilaris
Blue Star Creeper makes everything around it look good. A sweet little filler, it looks like a moss with tiny blue flowers, but it's surprisingly tough.
The seeds are expensive, not for random broadcasting (unless you're very rich). Surface sow them in a pot till they're established, then transplant and allow them to fill in over time. Fill in they will. They're perennial in zones 5 through 9. Dappled shade with even moisture is ideal.
Germination:
Water seed starting mix and allow to drain. Sprinkle seeds on top of your soil. Cover your pot with plastic wrap and a rubber band and place in indirect light, keeping soil consistently moist but not soaking wet. Plastic wrap will keep in heat and moisture, remove the wrap once you have seedlings.
***SEEDS ARE TINY***
20 teeny, tiny seeds
