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Blue flower ajuga reptans or bugleweed on a green background. Spring flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blue flower ajuga reptans or bugle or bugleweed on a green meadow. Catlins giant on a meadow. Spring flower. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of blue erect flowering stem of bugleweed flower, latin name Ajuga Reptans Royalty Free Stock Photo

ajuga reptans bugleherb bugleweed, carpetweed, burgundy lace violet blooming flower, bee friendly Royalty Free Stock Photo

Violet carpet bugleweed flowers. Ajuga reptans or blue bugle plants growing in spring garden. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spring meadow Ajuga reptans, natural background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ajuga, or Bugleweed in Flower in Spring Royalty Free Stock Photo

Butterfly, honeybee and bumblebee pollinators on Ajuga reptans flower in sunny spring day background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spring flowering blue erect flowering stems of bugleweed flowers, latin name Ajuga Reptans Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shallow focus top down background of early spring purple wild flower - Henbit or Perennial bugleweed - Ajuga reptans - good for Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ajuga, common name Bugleweed, is a rapidly spreading ground cover with small purple flowers. It can be invasive, even as an intentionally planted ground cover. It`s a good one to dig up and replant around the garden. Deep red or maroon colored leaves with some green and deep veins. It creeps along the ground. The species name, reptans, means creeping. Perennial garden herb or plant.