Ajuga Black Scallop

Often, sharp contrasts are what make a garden pop. Distinct color differences, varying textures or foliage forms that are dissimilar engage our senses. Ajuga Black Scallop is a prime example of how a small plant can draw the eye because it looks so different from its neighbors. Low growing, with rosettes of rippled, dark purple black foliage that face upwards and are dotted here and there with short spikes of fragrant purple flowers, Black Scallop stands out from the common seas of groundcover green. Plant in masses for the most arresting effect and, for the deepest leaf color, site in full sun. Come fall, consider tucking some shorter daffodils in between plants for a sensational mid spring combination. Outstanding planted with sedum Angelina. For planting info see the "Ajuga Planting Guide" link below.		Buy More & Save!
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Common Name:	Black Scallop bugleflower, carpet bugle, bugleweed
Botanical Name:	Ajuga reptans 'Black Scallop'
Colors:	Black purple foliage, spikes of scented purple flowers
Size:	4-6" foliage, 6-7" in bloom, plant 6-9" apart
Exposure:	Full sun to moderate shade, best foliage color in bright light
Hardiness:	Zones 4-9
Bloom Time:	Late spring - early summer
Size:	5.5" pot
Plants/Pkg:	1
Planting Info:	Click here for the Ajuga Planting Guide
Note:	Ajuga ships late March through June