Veronica serpyllifolia aka Thyme Speedwell

Veronica serpyllifolia, also known as thyme-leaved speedwell or thymeleaf speedwell, is a perennial flowering plant in the plantain family. It is native to Europe but has been introduced to other continents. The plant has stable distribution and can be found in various habitats such as grassland, woodland rides, heaths, cultivated land, and lawns. It is a low perennial herb with creeping and rooting stems that produce prostrate lower branches. The leaves are opposite, elliptic to broadly ovate, glabrous, and either entire or slightly toothed. The flowers are bright blue to white, 4-8 mm wide, and arranged in a loose, elongate, terminal raceme. The plant produces small capsules that are notched and finely glandular-pubescent. If you want to get rid of speedwell, you can use Roundup Gel or ready-to-use spray like Roundup Fast Action Ready-to-Use, SBM Job done General Purpose Weedkiller, or Doff Glyphosate Weedkiller Ready-to-Use. On the other hand, Brightblue Speedwell is a rare houseplant that belongs to the Veronica genus. It is native to Eurasia and Africa and needs regular watering to thrive. The plant prefers long-lasting, direct light and well-draining soil. It doesn't need added fertilizers if you repot it each time it doubles in size.