Ajuga reptans 'Bronze Beauty'

Bugleweed

The flowers of the Ajuga bloom in early Spring through mid-July and are usually shades of blue/purple. A member of the Mint family, it is commonly referred to as Bugleweed and Carpet Bugle. It is widely used in landscaping for groundcover. This invasive perennial spreads by runners and fills in areas very quickly. The Ajuga will spread over and around rocks, does well under trees in the shade, and it maintains its beauty year round. 

Height 8 Inches

Spread 6-24 Inches

Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips The Ajuga prefers moist soil but will do well in almost any soil as long as it is well drained.  It can even withstand near drought conditions. It prefers shade, but in full sun, the plant will still prosper, but may produce smaller leaves. For best results, the Ajuga should be planted in the Spring. Space 12-15” apart and not too deep!

Interesting Notes Perfect for Spring, Summer and Fall landscape Vivid foliage to frame beds and containers Perennial Heat and light tolerant Keep moist, but it can tolerate near drought conditions

USDA Hardiness Zone 4-10

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