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Image of Agrimonia photo by: Jesse Saylor

Jesse Saylor

(Agrimony)

Image of Agrimonia eupatoria photo by: Jessie Keith

Jessie Keith

(Common Agrimony)

Image of Agrostemma githago photo by: James Burghardt

James Burghardt

(Corn Cockle)

The delicate scalloped pink flowers of common corn cockle bloom bloom from early to late summer above slender stems lined with fine, pale green leaves. This southeastern European native self-sows prodigiously and has become naturalized across most of North America in all but a few western states and provinces. Here it is most commonly found growing on roadsides, cultivated fields and other disturbed sites.

The fuzzy stems of this summer annual are lined with slender, opposite leaves with bulbous...

(Creeping Pacific Chrysanthemum, Pacific Chrysanthemum)

The pretty gold flowers of ‘Mimosa Gold’ Pacific chrysanthemum light up the late season garden. This compact cultivar has a uniform habit and is very easy to grow.

Pacific chrysanthemum is a spreading perennial with attractive deep green silver-edged foliage. It originates from Japan where it exists along exposed coastline and slopes. It spreads via rhizomes and can become quite aggressive if grown in good soil and provided regular water, though cultivars in the Mimosa Series spread more slowly....

Image of Ajania pacifica

Jessie Keith

(Pacific Chrysanthemum)

Pacific chrysanthemum is a low spreading perennial with attractive deep green silver-edged foliage. It is native to Japan where it exists along the Honshu Island coastline and slopes. It spreads via rhizomes and can become quite aggressive if grown in good soil and provided regular water.

In the late fall Pacific chrysanthemum becomes covered with attractive clusters of bright yellow button-like flowers. Once spent, these can be cut back to make best of the pretty evergreen to semi-evergreen...

(Bugleweed, Rainbow Bugleweed)

Rainbow bugleweed (sometimes called 'Multicolor') is an evergreen, perennial groundcover that will brighten up any shady garden. Its colorful, evergreen foliage is bronze-green marked with cream and shades of pink and purple to provide year-round appeal. In mid spring to early summer they produce attractive spikes of blue flowers. Plants spread quickly by runners to form dense mats of foliage that prevent weeds from establishing. Rainbow bugleweed performs best in partial sun to shade and sites...

Image of Ajuga genevensis photo by: James H. Schutte

James H. Schutte

(Blue Bugleweed)

Blue bugleweed, is an evergreen, perennial groundcover that is easy-to-grow and shade loving. Plants form clumped rosettes of medium green foliage that spread via thickened underground stems called rhizomes. Dense spikes of beautiful indigo-blue, pink or white flowers appear in spring and early summer. These natives of southern Europe and southwest Asia prefer partial shade and average, well drained soils. Taller and less rampant than its cousin common bugleweed, blue bugleweed makes a wonderful...

(European Bugleweed)

Pyramidal bugleweed is a semi-evergreen groundcover that is named for its pyramidal spikes of indigo blue flowers that appear in late spring to early summer. Shade-loving and tough, plants form clumps of dark green foliage that spread by underground stems. Use as a groundcover in areas where grass can’t survive and foot traffic is light. Provide pyramidal bugleweed with moist, well drained soil for best performance.

Image of Ajuga pyramidalis

James H. Schutte

(European Bugleweed, Metallica Crispa Bugleweed, Upright Bugleweed)

Metallica crispa bugleweed is a semi-evergreen groundcover that originates from Europe. Shade-loving and tough, plants form clumps of green-purple foliage that have an almost metallic sheen and spread by underground stems. The leaves are also crinkled and curled adding interest to this popular perennial. in late spring to early summer pyramidal spikes of indigo blue flowers appear. Use as a groundcover in areas where grass won't survive and foot traffic is light. Provide this bugleweed with moist,...

Image of Ajuga reptans photo by: Gerald L. Klingaman

Gerald L. Klingaman

(Common Bugleweed)

Known as common bugleweed, this evergreen, perennial groundcover adds interest to shady areas. These European natives spread rapidly by stolons to form a dense carpet of vegetation. Spikes of pretty dark to medium blue flowers appear in late spring and early summer. The common form has dark green foliage, but there are many cultivars with a variety of different foliage and flower color combinations. Two such selections are the bronze and green-leaved 'Bronze Beauty' and the very low growing, pink-flowered...