- Forms a dense mat of small leaves, creating a lush, green carpet
- Produces masses of small, star-shaped flowers, either white or blue, from spring through autumn
- Tight-growing and low-lying, typically reaching 5-10cm in height and spreading up to 1 meter wide
- Thrives in full sun to partial shade
Pratia Puberula, commonly known as Star Creeper, is a New Zealand native groundcover prized for its dense, mat-forming habit and profuse flowering. Popular for its ability to suppress weeds, making it a good choice for ground cover, rock gardens, or filling gaps between paving stones.