This is a low growing ground cover spreading by runners that form a clumps of foliage and short spikes of flowers spring.Black Scallops was named due to dark almost black foliage.
This plant is easy to grow if in well drained soil with good air circulation otherwise it can suffer from root rot and fungal diseases.
Scientific Name:
Ajuga reptans 'Black Scallops'
Principle Common Name:
Carpet Bugle
Common Name(s):
Synonym:
Description:
This is a low growing ground cover spreading by runners that form a clumps of foliage and short spikes of flowers spring.Black Scallops was named due to dark almost black foliage.
General Comments:
This plant is easy to grow if in well drained soil with good air circulation otherwise it can suffer from root rot and fungal diseases.
Light Preferences:
Sun (minimum 8 hours direct sun) : Partial Shade
Soil Preferences:
Well-drained
Watering Preferences:
Medium
Outstanding Features:
Color : Form
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