Ajuga reptans variegata | Burgundy Glow biennial is actually a member of

is actually a member of the Aster family

Can be easily split once established

harvest the flowers in the late morning or in the afternoon

The flowering period is from midsummer and can last for many months

Ajuga reptans variegata | Burgundy Glow biennial is actually a member ofAjuga reptans variegata "Burgundy Glow" makes a very attractive groundcover that is happy with average to medium moisture, in full sun to part shade. Whilst it will happily grow in full shade, but best foliage colour usually occurs in part sun locations where it can get at least 3 4 hours a day. Divide plants if they become overcrowded. You can cut Ajuga to the ground after flowering to rejuvenate the foliage. If you are wanting to achieve a quick