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Ajuga black scallop (Pot Size 13cm) - Bugleweed
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Ajuga black scallop (Pot Size 13cm) - Bugleweed

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Ajuga reptans ‘Black Scallop’ is one of the most dramatic ground cover plants available, known for its exceptionally dark, almost black foliage with a glossy finish. The leaves are broader and more pronounced than other varieties, creating a dense, low-growing carpet that brings strong contrast and depth to planting schemes.
In spring, short upright spikes of vivid deep blue flowers emerge above the dark foliage, creating a striking visual contrast. The flowers are tightly clustered along each spike, adding texture and seasonal interest while attracting pollinators.
Its compact yet spreading habit makes it ideal for edging, underplanting, and filling gaps beneath shrubs or in shaded borders. It is particularly effective when used to offset lighter foliage or stonework, making it a valuable plant in contemporary London gardens where contrast and structure are key.

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