Spreading quickly by runners, carpet bugle forms a mat to 4 inches high of dark green (or purple or variegated) leaves 2–4 inches wide. Six-inch spikes of blue flowers appear in spring. Mow or trim old spikes after flowering. May escape into lawns if not confined by edging. Subject to root rot and fungus in heavy soils. Space 6–12 inches apart.
Hosta Catalogs: Discover the Shade Garden's Crown Jewels
Ajuga 'Golden Glow' (Ajuga reptans): Gold-Leaved Bugleweed
Bronze Beauty Carpet Bugle – Blue Spikes & Bronze Foliage
Catlin's Giant Carpet Bugle – Bold Blue Spikes & Bronze-Blue Leaves
Chocolate Chip Carpet Bugle – Dwarf Bronze Foliage Mat
Catlin's Giant Carpet Bugle – Large-Leaved Groundcover with Blue Spikes
Chocolate Chip Carpet Bugle – Dwarf Bronze Groundcover for Tight Spaces
Carpet Beetles: Wool Carpets Only, Check Food Sources
Growing Cabbage: Versatile, Nutritious, and Cold-Hardy
Growing Celery: Crisp Stalks with the Right Conditions
Growing Kohlrabi: The Alien-Looking Vegetable with Sweet Flavor
Pansies and Violas: Cool-Season Color for Every Garden
Mulch Basics: Everything You Need to Know
Mulch Basics: Your Complete Guide to Types, Application, and Maintenance
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved