
Lamium maculatum is an excellent shade-loving groundcover perennial, grown for its spreading foliage and colorful flowers.
Thrives in shade, tolerates sun with moisture. Hardy Zones 3–8. Varieties offer white, purple, pink flowers and silver-variegated leaves. Low, creeping habit—ideal for groundcover or mass planting.
Shade to part shade; moist, well-drained soil. Spreads vigorously but not invasively.
Loosen soil 12–15 inches, add 2–4 inches compost. Plant at container depth, water thoroughly.
Cut back after flowering to maintain form. Propagate/divide spreading runners in spring. Cut back after first flush for compact growth.
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