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Teeming with Blue aJuga - 2019

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Dense growth of ajuga flowers and leaves, also known as bugleweed. In this light the flowers are a vibrant blue. The shape of each bloom looks like blue striped curvy stick figures
October 28, 2025 at 1:15 AM
sorenable.bsky.social
Eatin’ tender-green beans right off the vine, walking around the yard noticing all the tiny things, breathing deeply. This moment is okay.
These are the asparagus or yard long beans, finally coming in! They are very long and can only be cooked on very high heat quickly as a stirfry, they have beautiful lilac blossoms that turn yellow when they’re done Selfie of me in the garden with my fluffy hair, eating raw green beans Fish eye picture of me and my green boots and linen pants standing at the edge of my flower bed, you could see the squash with the squash, blossoms, beautiful, orange, yellow, and pink antennas, red vein, sorrow, the square steppingstones, and the sedges, bugleweed, and cardinal flower thriving around the edges of the wildlife pond Cute picture of the orange and yellow marigolds that are left in the potato bed and in the background, you can see a blurry picture of my cottage with white siding, gray roof and green trim
September 16, 2025 at 1:32 PM
trevv69.bsky.social
That's funny. It reminds me, though, when about 20 years ago I was writing work emails about Biggleswade the autocorrect on my Outlook *insisted* I should be writing "Bugleweed".
December 17, 2023 at 9:36 AM
memomagnetist.bsky.social
Good morning, Bugleweed . Nectar for pearl-bordered fritillary, brimstone, chequered skipper, cryptic wood white, dingy skipper, Duke of Burgundy, grizzled skipper, large skipper, marsh fritillary, and painted lady butterflies

Great names .. had to include :)

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Buglers
April 15, 2025 at 11:53 AM
thelolrus.bsky.social
Jk, I got foamflower and Canada mayflower confused. Both short plants with clusters of white flowers, but different leaf shape.
A garter snake with its tongue out in a patch of bugleweed and Canada mayflower
September 29, 2025 at 4:35 AM
fortunasaga.com
I just happened to be searching for which seeds would be most disastrous for golf courses if they just happened to be scattered around the grounds.

Staghorn Sumac seems like a dastardly plant to avoid planting throughout the links
FeebysPaperBoat 2mo ago Staghorn sumac is the hydra of my lawn and can survive most everything. Anything that spreads via rhizomes is an effort to remove. Start from just outside the course. Plant just off the property let it establish. It will send out what my sister calls "emergency babies" when cut and they can travel several feet. I recommend this method with plants that creep as well. Think white clover and bugleweed. Plant them outside the property and let them creep inwards. At the very least you'll provide job security for the lawn crew. Stick to perennials so they have a chance of coming back next year. I'm located in Michigan so double check that none of these are invasive to your area specifically. Grape vines left to their own devices are also little
May 21, 2024 at 7:42 AM
gryzc.bsky.social
I finally got the little blue rug juniper plants I ordered and I just looked at how quickly they grow and damn, up to 12" per year?? And they can spread up to 6-8 feet? Bitch I am about to COVER my outdoor space in this shit and bugleweed if I'm able to keep them healthy lol
March 27, 2025 at 3:35 AM
meetinghouse.bsky.social
😭He mowed them all down 😭

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A grass lawn filled with small towers of purple flowers, sometimes called bulge weed. A single brown leaf is to the left.
May 9, 2025 at 12:56 AM
justagirl52.bsky.social
It grows profusely and lines my drive in a blaze of purple. Bugleweed (Ajuga).
May 9, 2025 at 10:40 AM
gooberthegr8.bsky.social
Going to be moving out west soon. Last spring at this house. Enjoy some bugleweed, tulips, bluebonnets, and Japanese maples.
April 1, 2024 at 11:31 PM
sprocketsdance.bsky.social
Some little flowers I found along a path.
White and purple viola flower? Garden star of Bethlehem flowers Bugleweed? A tiny purple flowers close together on long center stem.
April 15, 2024 at 1:45 PM
wintuhwhat.bsky.social
I’m going to say it
I’m glad Bugleweed went extinct
November 5, 2024 at 1:50 AM
larndesolen.bsky.social
All the fruit trees started blooming in the past week or two and it properly looks like spring now. My chickens are really loving the warmer weather, too.
a chicken standing in a patch of bugleweed flowers in front of a white rhododendron bush
April 20, 2025 at 5:07 PM
gretchencole.bsky.social
Current views in the garden, thanks to @crazyidealist.bsky.social for asking
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A hillside covered with violets, punctuated by a couple of wooden steps and some wineberry cane. This is the reductive method of gardening: I took away everything that wasn’t violets More violets with a stand of ajuga (bugleweed) in full bloom. If you plant it, it will spread. A tiny baptisia is sprouting in the foreground— it’ll be 5 feet tall in a few months. Bleeding heart, related to Dutchman’s Breeches, blooms along a brick walk and amongst the brick paths in the strawberry patch Wild geranium is blooming, and native aster is leafing out vigorously.
April 25, 2025 at 1:51 PM
justagirl52.bsky.social
The Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia virginica) are about finished blooming, but the Bugleweed (Ajuga) are prolifically taking over by lining my entire driveway in shades of purple!
April 29, 2025 at 2:39 PM
pantalonesfuego.bsky.social
Looks like maybe blue bugleweed aka ajuga genevensis?
May 1, 2025 at 3:11 PM
joshfry.art
🌱 Bugleweed (Ajuga Reptans) is beautiful and welcome, here. We have three different colours!
Bugleweed flowers close up. Red leaves and green leaves with dark purple light purple flowers More of the same
May 19, 2024 at 3:20 PM
sodalitejatholo.bsky.social
Spring is moving along. Redbuds in full bloom. Dogwoods are coming on. Wood hyacinths and bugleweed/ajuga are also in bloom. A few tulips and daffodils still hanging on
April 22, 2024 at 9:51 PM
nobodynursery.bsky.social
Lycopus uniflorus (northern bugleweed) is typically a pretty subtle member of the mint family in a wetland planting, but the flowers are pretty charming at the height of blooming. Maxing out at about 16" tall and spread both by seed and runner/rhizome, they form abundant low vegetation that . . .
Lycopus uniflorus (northern bugleweed) in bloom with Stachys cooleyae (Cooley's hedge-nettle) blooming in the background, plus foliage of Cicuta douglasii (western water-hemlock) and Plantago maritima (sea plantain)
July 28, 2025 at 3:22 PM
dystopianprophet.bsky.social
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Cerastrium and bugleweed make a nice combo
May 4, 2025 at 10:48 PM
littletreeswallow.bsky.social
Bumblebee in the Bugleweed. My Dad would hold them in the palm of his hand and pet them. They never stung him
May 20, 2025 at 1:39 AM
maxbenign.bsky.social
Wildflowers of May:
Highbush Cranberry
Yellow Avens
Plains Wild Indigo
Bugleweed
Viburnum opulus (var. americanus or var. opulus): Flowering shrub with a clustered disc of flowers in left center focus. Several white-petaled flowers open around the edge of the flower cluster. Yellow avens: Yellow flower with five distinct petals surrounding a green center with long yellow stamens. Five pointed green sepals alternate with the petals. Plains wild indigo: Horizontal raceme of stalked, creamy pea-like flowers in midday sun. Ajuga, genevensis or reptans: Spike of irregular, brilliant blue-purple flowers shaped like snail-horned trumpets, on a densely-haired stalk.
May 27, 2024 at 1:34 PM
maybelmamazed.bsky.social
I’d love to share with you some of the wildflowers I spotted on yesterday’s bike ride. Honestly, I almost couldn’t decide whether to focus on the fresh greenery or the beautiful blue sky with those amazing clouds😊
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A collage of wildflowers surrounding a central photo of a tree-lined countryside landscape under a blue sky with scattered clouds. The wildflowers include: Ribwort Plantain (top left), Garlic Mustard (top middle), Bugleweed (top right), Common Vetch (middle left), Pink Bluebell (middle right), Wild Chervil (bottom left), Dovesfoot Cranesbill (bottom middle), and Buttercup (bottom right)
May 4, 2025 at 1:12 PM
jhammerstone.bsky.social
A patch of blue

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A patch of blue Ajuga Bugleweed in the garden
June 3, 2025 at 8:46 AM