
Carpet bugleweed (Ajuga reptans) is a fast-spreading perennial groundcover with dark green leaves and deep blue flower spikes from spring to summer. Grows under 6 inches tall, spreads 1-3 feet. May invade lawns. Attracts beneficial bugs.
Part shade to full sun, average moisture. Separate rooted stems or root cuttings in early summer. Southern blight common; other fungal rots possible. Use in beds, borders, cottage gardens, woodland gardens. Invasive/aggressive grower. Height under 6 inches.
Where to Buy Ajuga (Bugleweed) for Groundcover
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