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It's sounds like a nice ground cover. I tried growing them in a pot, and I didn't care for them. It didn't occur to me to use them as a ground cover.If it's growing somewhere you don't want it, it's essentially a weed anyhow.
I think my most prolific self seeders are the alpine strawberries. Started with 3 plants and now they've shown up in vegetable beds, in gravel under potted plants, under trees - between wild birds, the chickens and the dogs all eating them, the seeds get distributed all over the place. At least they're easy to pull out of places I don't want them, and will usually root if I just shove those same starts in a patch of soil somewhere.