Ajuga reptans | Alba biennial The basal foliage though is

The basal foliage though is only about 60cm wide and bushy - the word giant really comes from the tall airy stems of flowers as in my garden the clumps of foliage are only about 50-60cm high with the flowers that float above the foliage

Heleniums multiply easily and they can be split in the spring

Biennial | Will self-sow

easy care and that is mild-mannered and won't take over your garden then this is an option for you

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Ajuga reptans | Alba biennial The basal foliage though isAlso known as "Bugle", this is the lovely white variety which you do not often see. For the best results, Ajuga like to be grown in moist but well drained soil. Small white flower spikes adorn the plant from spring to mid summer. It can be grown in full sun or partial shade, but more sunlight will give you more flowers. It is ideal for a woodland style garden or a lovely addition to the front of a border for a cottage garden. A great ground cover if