Ajuga Species, Blue Bugle, Carpet Bugle, Common Bugleweed (Ajuga reptans)
Love this plant - one more reason to look forward to Spring.
Closeup of ajuga inflorescence.
The blue flower spikes of the ajuga ground cover are a nice addition to the shady garden
Tennessee Bugleweed spring bloom early April. This plant was went from wild to garden with no problem.
Close up of the blooms. Early April
Happy little bugleweed rambling all over my garden. What a spring delight!
We just planted this last year and were thrilled to see that it survived the winter.
Bugleweed is a wonderful cut flower in spring.
Bugle in my garden in Victoria, Australia, October 2006
Bugle in my garden in Victoria, Australia, October 2006
Bugle in my garden in Victoria, Australia, October 2006
Bugleweed creeping around and through the rocks around my pond- exactly what I wanted it to do!
Bugle in Suffolk, England, June 1969
Growing wild by Loch Turret in Scotland, late June.
Copyright Efeftherios Dariotis (Liberto Dario), horticulturist and botanist from Athens, Greece.
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Ajuga Species, Blue Bugle, Carpet Bugle, Common Bugleweed
Ajuga reptans
| Type: | Groundcovers, Perennials |
| Height: | under 6 in. (15 cm) |
| Conditions: | Zone 3-9, Sun to Partial Shade |