Ajuga reptans 'Mint Chip' ~ Green Foliage Bugleweed semi-evergreen The large flowerhead on top

The large flowerhead on top opens to hundreds of tiny

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Its leaves emerge in spring bright sunshine yellow with orange tones that fades into lemon-green in summer and eventually gains a burgundy tone in fall

Camellia Kumasaka in our front yard

Ajuga reptans 'Mint Chip' ~ Green Foliage Bugleweed semi-evergreen The large flowerhead on topGreen Foliage Bugleweed is an evergreen carpet forming herbaceous perennial with bright green leaves. Short spikes of deep blue flowers appear in mid to late spring. Flowers best in part sun and moist, well drained soils. An aggressive spreader, but not the best choice for extremely dry shade conditions. Bugleweed has medicinal properties that is traditionally used for the treatment of wounds or sores and arresting haemorrhages. It is also used for