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closeup of partially pulled specimensWere I able to pull a complete plant up whole, it would have four or five runners a foot long with rooting happening every two to four inches Uploaded by tallpall888 on 2009-07-14, 17:04:08 into Garden Junk, Name That Plant COMMENTSThis plant is Ajuga or Carpet Bugle. It is usually used as a ground cover in either full sun or partial shade. It has a purple flower spike in the spring. It spreads by runners and can be kept pretty much in check. It's carefree too. Posted by gardendirt on 2009-07-14, 22:05:32 |
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