Sudden wilting, yellowing and death of ajuga, also known as bugleweed, means crown rot may have invaded the planting. This fungal disease is most common in warm wet or humid …

Dec 7, 2022 · Learn how to care for this low-maintenance flowering groundcover. With a wide variety of foliage colors, usually in the rich deep burgundy realm and sometimes with cream …

Nov 21, 2023 · Step 1 - Trim Ajuga's dead, diseased, damaged stems. Step 2 - If leaving Ajuga outside for the winter, mulch with 1 inch of shredded bark. Step 3 - When ground and air …

While Ajuga is typically dependable and vigorous, every once in a while patches of it will suddenly die out. Clean up the remaining dried, shriveled foliage and leave the roots alone. Chances …

May 6, 2018 · Three areas where I had Ajuga growing well died off over winter (central wis., zone 4-5). What happened? A couple other spots are fine. Thank you. |

Sep 25, 2024 · All my hydrangeas got black spots all over the leaves. Southern States told me to use a copper spray, which I did, but they also said to remove all the leaves. My husband wants …

Jul 19, 2021 · Bright blue flowers have wilted on my #ajuga so it's time to #deadhead the spent blooms. This #groundcover spreads readily and is very colorful and pretty. ...

Discover how to grow and care for bugleweed (Ajuga), a versatile ground cover perfect for any garden. Learn planting tips, care advice, and creative landscaping ideas to enhance your …

Jul 16, 2021 · Pruning: Deadheading—removing faded or dead flowers from the plant—can help with the overall appearance of ajuga plants. Should you want to adjust the ground cover, …

Plant Ajugas 12 to 15 inches apart, being careful not to plant too deeply. The crown should never be covered with soil or the plant will rot and die. Ajuga can be propagated by digging and …