Ajuga – Bugle
The Ajuga is a low growing perennial.
It flowers from late April to August.
The flowers are short spires that grow to a height of 4-6 inches and can vary in colour.
The leaves also vary in colour.
It is a plant that grows well in moist, shady areas.
Ajuga will spread through the border, but can be divided in Autumn or Spring.
I have found the ajuga to be an interesting addition to my garden with the purple spires peeping through the barked area under my large apple tree.
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