Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow', Bugleweed columnar Leaves (or needles) turn apricot

Leaves (or needles) turn apricot in fall before being shed on this deciduous conifer

visually buoyant combination

are without the long spurs characteristic to many Epimediums but have rounded

shiny leaves — and lavender-blue flowers in spring

An evergreen hybrid with lacquered

Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow', Bugleweed columnar Leaves (or needles) turn apricotWide and textural foliage lies flat and dense to form a weed suppressing mat that is pink, mauve purple, and sage green! Flecks of white sparkle at the leaf edges. In mid to late spring, 6 inch ascending blue spikes dramatically stud the surface, especially affecting in mass plantings. It would have delighted Monet! Evergreen, so to speak, the leaves in winter are an almost unbelievable raspberry purple that does indeed glow. And in winter here in the