More about the plant below:
Dąbrówka rozłogowa Ajuga reptans
category : perennials
position : sun, partial shade
height : 10-25 cm
frost resistance : up to -30 ° C
reaction soil : neutral, slightly acidic, slightly alkaline
soil preferences : fertile, permeable, humus
watering: mediumcolor of leaves / needles
: green, brown, purple-brown, white-green, yellow-greencolor of flowers
: blue, purple, white, pinkhabit
: clumpy, creepingflowering period: May-August
seeding : spring, autumn
reproduction : seeding, division of clumps, runners
leaf durability : semi-evergreen
application : beds, rockeries, ground cover and honey plant
growth rate : fast
Silhouette of the bugle
Dąbrówka rozłogowa has an attractive red and purple foliage, it is available in various varieties. It is an evergreen and evergreen plant. The flowers are blue, occasionally pink or white, gathered in a cluster at the top of the stem.From April to June, the creeping bugle attracts swarms of insects.
Dąbrówka rozłogowa - development
Dąbrówka creates stolons, reaches a height of less than 15 cm and can be used for quick greening of open stands.
Stand for a bugle
Dąbrówka rozłogowa feels best on shaded edges of tree plantings.If the soil is fresh and moist, it is also taken in sunny and semi-shaded positions.On the banks of a pond or a watercourse, it can be grown even in full sun, but in hot weather we can expect that its leaves will get burned.About 10 plants should be planted per square meter.
Dąbrówka rozłogowa - reproduction
Dąbrówka can be propagated in spring by division, from runners or rooted deposits.
Creeping bugle care
Dąbrówka should always be planted with other ornamental plants, because in this way we limit its expansiveness a bit.If it grows strongly, the rug should be mowed with a mower from time to time . If the perennials reach large sizes, they can be trimmed with a spade.
Dąbrówka rozłogowa - application
Dąbrówka looks good in combination with plants such as tiarella, flax or grasses from forest species.Can be grown along paths, between trees and shrubs, in cemetery arrangements.
Tip
It is worth knowing that the bugle flower is one of those plants that feel better in the sun, the wetter the substrate is.
