This genus comprises approximately 40 species of low-growing, spreading perennials found in the wetland regions of the Himalayas, characterized by their dark green leaves. The flowers, which bloom from late spring through early summer, vary in color from white to purple-blue.

Mazus alpinus

Mazus miquelii

Mazus miquelii 'Albiflorus'

Mazus novae-zeelandiae

Mazus omeinsis

Mazus pumilio

Mazus pumilus

Mazus radicans

Mazus reptans is a small, low-lying ground cover that remains nearly evergreen in protected areas. Its diminutive green foliage is adorned with small flowers that can be blue, mauve, pink, or white, blooming from late spring to early summer.

Mazus reptans

Mazus reptans 'Albus' is a compact, creeping plant that often retains its foliage in protected areas. It features small green leaves adorned with delicate white blooms that emerge in late spring through early summer.

Mazus reptans 'Albus'

Mazus reptans 'Blue' is a compact, low-growing ground cover that remains nearly evergreen in protected areas. Its small green foliage is adorned with petite blue flowers that appear in late spring to early summer.