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Bugleweed Ajuga

Growing Bugleweed: Tips at a Glance

  • Type Groundcover
  • Lifespan Perennial
  • USDA Zones 4-10
  • Light Sun or shade
  • Water Moist soil
  • When to Plant After last frost
  • Design Tip Cut Flower
  • Companions Coral Bells
  • Peak Season Spring flower spikes

Bugleweed: A Field Guide

Bugleweed (Ajuga) is a trustworthy ground cover. It quickly spreads, is attractive year round, smothers weeds, and handles sun and shade.

A fast-growing perennial, bugleweed forms a dense mat that prevents weeds from taking control. Plant ajuga under trees or shrubs to add texture and color in shady areas.

A solution to those tricky dappled-sun areas of the garden, Ajuga performs like an adaptable friend. uck six-packs of Ajuga between pavers, into rock walls, or in the front row of perennial beds, to create an especially charming backdrop in woodland, cottage, and Asian gardens.

Planting, Care & Design of Bugleweed

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