Ajuga reptans variegata Mattus Plants seen to self sow

Plants seen to self sow so I am always  happy to find small seedlings popping up which I then relocate

Grows with a slightly open habit and enjoys full sun in well drained soils

Presented to retain the charm and beauty of the original volume filled with Holden's hand-drawn illustrations of the English countryside's flora and fauna through the changing seasons of the year

Happiest in sun but will cope with a little bit of shade

Alstromerias are not a bulb

Ajuga reptans variegata Mattus Plants seen to self sowThis Bugle is such a popular plant in the garden! I think it's because they are such a reliable semi evergreen groundcover in the shade. This one is a lovely collector's plant with its unusual and rare variegated foliage of silver, cream, green and a touch of pink, above which are held blue flower spikes in Spring, adding a bright spot under decidous and evergreen trees alike. They grow 20 cm tall and 40 cm wide, and spread in the right conditions,