Articles related to "Ajuga"

Perennial groundvers can be attractive and useful and you don't have to restrict your choice to just Ivy or Vinca.

Purple foliage creates a stunning accent in the garden, particularly when contrasted against gold or yellowish green leafed plants. Here are several great purples.

Blue flowered ground covers offer another opportunity to add the color blue to your yard and flower garden.

A lawn in flower can be gorgeous as a garden. From a distance, dots of white and gold and blue-violet glow against the glossy green.

Learn some guidelines for using evergreens in the garden to provide winter interest. Look at the types of evergreens available, and variety of uses for your landscape.

A frequent frustration of gardeners in cold northern zone climates is hearing about perennial plants that their Southern neighbors enjoy. What plants will survive zone 3?

Grow these summer flowering plants in gardens during hot humid weather. Types of Achillea, Ajuga, Dianthus, Rudbeckia and Scaevola tolerate damp summer heat.

As trees mature in a Texas landscape, the shade underneath often does not support grass. A ground cover that is shade tolerant will add beauty and protect from erosion.

Are deer eating your plants and making gardening a nightmare? The following tips to keep deer out of the landscape may be helpful.

Divide perennials for propagation, to renew plant vigor, or limit spreading. Tip: Many plants may be divided in the fall. Do it now and have more time next spring!

Complement and coordinate your personal fall wardrobe with designer purples from plants grown in the garden.

To enhance the overall effect of your white garden or moon garden design, plant gray, blue, silver or white variegated foliage plants along with your white flowers.

As well as the aesthetic appeal of green roofs there are many environmental benefits to be gained by creating a living roof on garden sheds, garages and summerhouses.

A shaded white garden or moon garden can be the most magical of all: sharp contrasts of white flowers and silvery foliage against deep shadows and dark corners. Oooh!

Herb gardening isn't limited to gardens and yards with full sun. There are many herbs that thrive in the shade.