
'Black Scallop' bugleweed (Ajuga reptans 'Black Scallop') has very dark, scalloped, near-black foliage and spikes of blue flowers in early summer. Full sun intensifies the black color. Produces numerous runners; thin to prevent crown rot. In large plantings, mow with bagger to control. Striking in containers.
Full sun to light shade, most any soil. Thin runners to prevent crown rot. Divide rooted stems. Invasive tendencies. Deer tolerant. Height 6-12 inches. Use in beds, borders, containers, groundcovers. Spring interest.
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