Pachysandra is a popular ground cover, but is it the right choice for your garden? Here's a look at the best grass ...

Bugleweed, also known as ajuga (Ajuga spp.), is a popular ground cover option thanks to its fast-growing nature, unusual foliage colors, and pretty flowers. Unfortunately, ajuga is often so fast ...

Ajuga (Ajuga reptans), also called bugleweed, has lovely dark violet-blue flowers and flossy leaves, but some gardeners find that it spreads a bit too eagerly. So we've rounded up some ideas for ...

Ground covers for more shady areas are ajuga (bugleweed) and green and gold. Great pictures by Southern Living of some of these ground covers can be found here. Then on the radio show, a listener ...

Ajuga (Ajuga reptans), also called bugleweed, has lovely dark violet-blue flowers and flossy leaves, but some gardeners find that it spreads a bit too eagerly. So we've rounded up some ideas for ...

Bugleweed, also known as ajuga (Ajuga spp.), is a popular ground cover option thanks to its fast-growing nature, unusual foliage colors, and pretty flowers. Unfortunately, ajuga is often so fast ...

Spreading ground covers for shady areas include dead nettles (Lamium) and carpet bugles (Ajuga), with attractively variegated leaves. Seamless Wikipedia browsing. On steroids. Every time you click a ...

The same can be said for ajuga, commonly called bugleweed, technically an invasive, but as a groundcover its purple flowers cannot be denied their own beauty. After all, bugleweed is a relative of ...

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An evergreen perennial to about 15cm in height, that spreads by rooting stems (stolons), forming a wide mat of deep purple-tinged, dark green spoon-shaped leaves with a red edge. Erect spikes of dark ...