Creeping Carpet Bugle

Ajuga reptans black scallop carpet bugle is a creeping perennial prized for its short spikes of fragrant deep blue flowers and very glossy near black scalloped leaves.

Creeping carpet bugle. Ajuga reptans black scallop carpet bugle is a creeping perennial prized for its short spikes of fragrant deep blue flowers and very glossy near black scalloped leaves. It offers bright semi evergreen foliage and showy flower spikes in amazing shades of blue. The genus was assigned by linnaeus from the latin for not yoked which refers to a certain part of the flower. 1 quart dwarf mondo grass in pot l5449 item 93042 model 738553001167.

When you re looking for something attractive to quickly fill in a large area then you can t go wrong with ajuga ajuga reptans also known as carpet bugleweed this creeping evergreen plant quickly fills in empty areas smothering out weeds while adding exceptional foliage color and blooms. Bugleweed ajuga reptans origin. The tooltip for creeping carpet indicates tailoring 300 required to ride it when it fact it is a skill level of 700. It is known as bugle weed and the more ground hugging species were the carpet bugles.

The minimum character level required to ride the carpet. The creeping bugle ajuga reptans is a native wild shrub of the lamiaceae family. The creeping carpet would require minimum level 90 simply because that is the lowest possible level to reach 700 skill in tailoring. It is found mainly in swampy forests meadows and on mountain slopes.

It has also become established in north america. Reptans from the latin for creeping which describes its growth habit. Partridge berry running box twinberry or twinflower mitchella repens and carpet or common bugleweed ajuga reptans are dog safe creeping evergreen plants for shady gardens. The vigorous plant grows in a carpet of shiny foliage and massed flowers swiftly forming dense mats that require little maintenance.

Blooming in late spring to early summer the flowers rise above the contrasting spreading rosettes formed by the leaves putting on an eye catching display. Blooming in late spring to early summer the flowers rise above the contrasting spreading rosettes formed by the leaves putting on an eye catching display. There are over 50 different species this one named a.