Blue Star Creeper Laurentia: Ground Cover

Blue Star Creeper Laurentia, is a vigorous, low-growing groundcover prized for its tiny, light blue, star-shaped flowers and lush green foliage, forming a dense mat that's great between stepping stones, for erosion control, or as a lawn alternative in moist spots with sun to part shade. 
Blue Star Creeper blooms from late spring into summer, producing masses of tiny, sky-blue, star-shaped flowers that carpet the foliage, with blooming often starting in April/May and continuing through the summer, sometimes even into fall if trimmed. This low-maintenance groundcover offers season-long color, especially with occasional deadheading or light shearing
Key Characteristics:
Flowers: Small, delicate, light blue, star-shaped, blooming in spring/summer.
Foliage: Round, bright green leaves creating a dense carpet.
Growth Habit: Spreads quickly, forming a mat, ideal for filling gaps.
Hardiness: Tolerates light frost, hardy in USDA Zones 5-9.
Light: Prefers sun but appreciates afternoon shade in hotter climates.
Soil: Thrives in moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil (pH 5.5-6.5). 
Uses in the Garden:
Between pavers and stepping stones.
As a lawn substitute or edging.
In rock gardens or woodland settings.
For erosion control on slopes.