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Arboretum Giant bugleweed

Ajuga reptans ‘Arboretum Giant’

Arboretum Giant bugleweed Jefferson County Courage Garden
Quick Facts
Plant Family: Lamiaceae (Mint)
Plant Type: Herbaceous perennial
Garden: Gazebo
USDA Hardiness Zone: 3
Size (height x width): 12" x 3'
Bloom Time: May, June
Bloom Color: Blue
Light Needs: Shade
Firewise: Yes
More information for Arboretum Giant bugleweed

Description:

This  is a groundcover with red tinged dark green leaves and little  bright blue flowers  in May and June.  The foliage remains attractive during the rest of the growing season.  This member of the mint family does not have fragrant foliage.  This plant spreads by runners that root at the nodes.  Why is this plant important in your garden?  The flower nectar is food for ladybugs, green lacewings and other natural enemies of plant pests, such as aphids.


Landscape Use:

Border, Ground Cover, Erosion Control, Woodland Garden


Culture:

Prefers average moisture and protection from winter winds. It is easy to divide in the spring or fall.

Arboretum Giant bugleweed

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