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 ...

The common name for ajuga is bugleweed. Depending on where you are it may also be called simply bugle or among herbalists, carpenter’s weed because it has a reputation as an herbal medication ...

Ajuga, also known as carpetweed or bugleweed, is a vigorous perennial that’s often used as a ground cover due to its striking foliage and expansive, creeping nature.

Or, hard to grow, if you’re a gardener. I am a fool for Ajuga, aka bugleweed. Any and all types. It is to shade what sedum is to sun, meaning (to my eye) perfect. Ajuga puts out blue flower ...

I’ve been practicing No-Mow May since I first bought my house in 2013. The previous homeowner planted bugleweed (Ajuga reptans) as a groundcover in a garden bed adjacent to the sidewalk. Bugleweed, a ...

Ajuga reptans: Bugleweed is another common ground cover that’s well suited to covering slopes. It’s very winter hardy, fast spreading and low maintenance. Ajuga tolerates full sun to part ...

The medium-sized leaves of evergreen bugleweed (Ajuga reptans) spread quickly, making the plant a popular ground cover option. (Note that this plant is considered invasive in certain regions.) ...

One plant I really like for this situation is Ajuga reptans, known more commonly as Ajuga or Carpet Bugle. While this plant can tolerate sun, it also does very well in the shade, making it perfect ...

I’ve been practicing No-Mow May since I first bought my house in 2013. The previous homeowner planted bugleweed (Ajuga reptans) as a groundcover in a garden bed adjacent to the sidewalk.