Carpet Bugleweed Deer Resistant

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Carpet bugleweed deer resistant.

Mat forming bugleweed groundcover grows where other plants won t such as beneath trees. Once established ajuga plants requires little care. Great for containers too. Ajuga carpet bugleweed 15 séẹds perennial groundcover.

Also known as bugleweed this is one of the most commonly planted ground covers for shady areas. Grow in sun or shade. Caring for carpet bugle plants. Provide good air circulation to avoid crown root problems.

This plant is rabbit or deer resistant. Plants quickly form a low carpet of medium sized rounded leaves in an attractive mahogany red shade. Short spikes of deep blue flowers are an added bonus in mid to late spring. Unless it s really dry ajuga can usually sustain itself with normal rainfall and there s no need to fertilize this plant.

Blue flowers deer resistant. Upright blue spikes in spring. Vigorous habit and evergreen in most regions. Weather resistant crinkled glossy evergreen black foliage for zones 3 9.

Of course if it s located in the sun you may need to water it more often. Enjoy a little color in your deer resistant ground cover. Very versatile happy in conditions from full sun to full shade. Deer and rabbits stay away.

Deer resistant edging rabbit resistant evergreen ground cover massed woodland flower head size small height 10 15 cm. Forget me not seeds 5000 seeds for ground cover for tulips and other bulbs. It forms a dense mat that will choke out weeds and it is known to be fairly deer resistant. A part shade to full shade lover ajuga thrives in average medium moisture well drained soils and tolerates almost any soils provided they are moist and humusy will tolerate full sun if constant moisture is provided.

3 4 out of 5 stars 10. May be mowed after flowering in order to get rid of the spent flower spikes. Bugleweed excels at filling in large shady areas where lawns are difficult to grow and it can work well on banks or slopes or planted around trees and shrubs. Covered with short spikes of flowers in early summer.