Ajuga reptans | Blueberry Muffin Richard Wilford Think of this as similar

Think of this as similar to a Queen Anne's Lace or Bishops Flower rather than as a carrot as it certainly doesn't have an edible root to speak of

Lagurus ovatus is a short green-leaved grass that has a clumping habit

you can see one in the background of the photograph

Artemisia lactiflora adds an airy feel to the garden and is a great foil for brighter coloured flowers

Use disinfected pruning shears to cut back any remaining stems to a height of several inches above the ground

Ajuga reptans | Blueberry Muffin Richard Wilford Think of this as similarThis gorgeous little Ajuga reptans Blueberry Muffin is a vigorous evergreen grown cover that has the prettiest petite blueberry blue coloured flowers and small thick leaves which are quick to form a dense mat of attractive rosettes of leaves that have a bronze coloured flush in mid spring. The green leaves contrast beautifully with the blueberry coloured flowers. Ajuga reptans is valued for its wonderful ability to be able to spread and makes an