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Buy Blueberry Muffin Ajuga online. 'Blueberry Muffin' is an extremely vigorous small leaved ground cover with dark new leaves and blueberry-blue flowers on eight inch spikes. A much faster and stronger grower than Chocolate Chip Ajuga. Leaves are thicker and more weather resistant to boot!

Buy Bronze Beauty Ajuga online. Shiny bronze foliage and blue flowers adorn this fast spreading ground cover. Use in mass plantings, rock gardens and along walkways.

Buy Burgundy Glow Ajuga online. 'Burgundy Glow' sports burgundy red foliage with cream and green varigation, along with powder blue spike flowers, gives this plant a look like no other. Perfect for mass plantings and rock gardens.

Buy Catlin's Giant Ajuga online. Catlin's Giant Ajuga is a large-leafed perennial with purplish-green foliage. Quickly grows to form a spinach-like mound. Bears up to 10" tall blue flower spikes in late spring. Excels as a groundcover!

Buy Chocolate Chip Ajuga online. This ajuga looks much different than it's cousins 'Bronze' and 'Burgundy Glow', as the leaves are much narrower and shorter. Light blue flower spikes contrast well with the chocolate-colored foliage. Possibly the easiest ajuga to grow in the south, where other varieties tend to stress in the heat. Use in mass plantings, in rock gardens, and along walkways.

Buy Toffee Chip Ajuga online. Toffee Chip Ajuga is a small-leafed, creeping groundcover with unique foliage coloration and markings. Mature leaves are colored gold to cream on the margin with shades of gray green in the center. New leaves show brown and khaki shades. Blue flowers on up to 8" spikes. Use in mass plantings, in rock gardens, or along walkways.

Buy Sparkler Ajuga online. 'Sparkler' has thick, dark green, shiny foliage covered in creamy-white splashes that light up the floor of a garden like nothing else. 'Sparkler' has hybrid vigor and is an awesome accent in the shady landscape as a groundcover or as an edging for the border. Lovely blue flowers. A hybrid with Ajuga decumbens. Use in mass plantings, in rock gardens, or along walkways.