How to Grow Ajuga genevensis Plants in your Garden
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Ajuga genevensis photograph by Rudolf Sch_fer .
Ajuga genevensis Growing and Care GuideScientific Name: Ajuga genevensis Common Name: Blue bugle Growing Zone: USA: 3 to 10 Life Cycle / Plant Type: Perennial Plant Details Plant Height (Inches): 6 to 10 Plant Spread (Inches): 10 to 12 Time of Bloom: Late spring, Early summer Flower Details: Blue Leaf Foliage: Green, Purple, Variegated Fruit: Growth Form: Spreading / horizontal Ideal Growing Conditions Best Light Conditions: Shady to full sunlight Rate of Growth: Average pace Suitable Soil Types: Acidic, Clay, Loamy, Neutral, Sandy, Slightly alkaline, Well drained Soil Moisture: Dry to Moist (Medium Moisture is likely gives best results) Caring Conditions Care: Level of Maintenance: Propagation: How to Prune: Pests: Usually pest free Diseases: Usually pest free Further Information Can Attract: Birds Tolerant of: Cold, deer Best Garden Use: Border, Container, In the control of erosion, Ground cover, Rock garden, Woodland garden Family: Lamiaceae.
Closely Related Species: Mints. Miscellaneous: Attractive foliage, Non-native to North America, Naturalizing, Attractive flowers / blooms Genus Detail: Ajuga Further Reading and References: Flora of Wisconsin and Wikipedia
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