Ajuga : creeping flowers

Ajuga, also known as bugleweed, is a popular plant among gardeners. It adapts easily. This makes it suitable for many gardens. This article will explore Ajuga's characteristics and different types.

Gardeners often call this flower Ajuga. They value its adaptability. It is part of the Labiatae family. It grows in many areas with moderate climates. The flowers are small. They add beauty to gardens and clearings.

Their bright colors are appealing. Classic Ajuga has blue flowers. Some plants have pink or purple flowers. Ajuga leaves are usually dark and small.

Leaves grow close to the roots. The stems and foliage are often covered in soft hairs. Ajuga can be grown as an annual or perennial. Perennials are more common among gardeners. When planted in large groups, they form a dense ground cover. This creates a beautiful display during and after blooming.

There are several types of these easy-to-grow flowers.

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