Ajuga reptans ‘Mahogany’ | Mahogany Bugleweed
DESCRIPTION
Ajuga reptans 'Mahogany' is a low-maintenance, captivating groundcover known for its lush, glossy mahogany-colored leaves that form a dense, visually striking mat. With a low, spreading growth habit, it effortlessly carpets garden beds and borders. In late spring to early summer, it produces spikes of small, bluish-purple tubular flowers that complement the dark foliage. Thriving in partial to full shade, 'Mahogany' is versatile in various garden settings, including mixed borders, rock gardens, and as effective erosion control on slopes.
DESCRIPTION
Ajuga reptans 'Mahogany' is a low-maintenance, captivating groundcover known for its lush, glossy mahogany-colored leaves that form a dense, visually striking mat. With a low, spreading growth habit, it effortlessly carpets garden beds and borders. In late spring to early summer, it produces spikes of small, bluish-purple tubular flowers that complement the dark foliage. Thriving in partial to full shade, 'Mahogany' is versatile in various garden settings, including mixed borders, rock gardens, and as effective erosion control on slopes.
DESCRIPTION
Ajuga reptans 'Mahogany' is a low-maintenance, captivating groundcover known for its lush, glossy mahogany-colored leaves that form a dense, visually striking mat. With a low, spreading growth habit, it effortlessly carpets garden beds and borders. In late spring to early summer, it produces spikes of small, bluish-purple tubular flowers that complement the dark foliage. Thriving in partial to full shade, 'Mahogany' is versatile in various garden settings, including mixed borders, rock gardens, and as effective erosion control on slopes.
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Family: Lamiaceae
Height: 6 to 9 inches
Width: 10 to 14 inches
Foliage Color: Deep mahogany-colored leaves
Flower Color: Small tubular flowers in shades of blue-purple
Bloom Time: Late spring
Light Requirements: Partial to full shade
Water Requirements: Regular
Maintenance: Low maintenance
Growing Zone: USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 10
Wildlife Attractors: Flowers may attract pollinatorsThis plant can be seen in the perennial border at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.
