Ajuga species—often called bugleweed—is a vigorous ground-hugging perennial usually grown as a ground cover. It has both showy foliage and flowers. Leaves are spoon-shaped and born in dense rosettes from green to bronze to purplish. Flowers appear in spring and summer on spikes and range from cobalt blue to bluish purple. Set container-grown Ajuga in the garden in spring or autumn. Start new plants from separated rooted stems or root cutting in early summer. Use Ajuga in beds and borders in both sunny and shady gardens and also in rock gardens. Ajuga grows easily in Zones 3 to 8.
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