This native groundcover is a good alternative to grass in a shady area.
Mazus pumilio is a creeping groundcover native to eastern Australia, from south east Queensland to Tasmania and south east South Australia. It is a small, perennial herb growing to .1 m and spreading to 1m.
We have a stretch of ground on the southern side of our house that is in the shade all winter, so the grass usually dies off and the weeds take over.
Thanks to UWG members Kath and Jo for sharing the following article about their wildlife garden journey.
Kay & Derek from Sunshine Beach share their experience of a garden visit by Michelle
A family of Moorhens have recently raised chicks in my backyard.
Read about the furry animal visitors to Vanessa’s garden.
If you have struggled over the meaning of these terms, this explanation might help.