Ajuga Mahogany

Ajuga ‘Mahogany’ is a striking groundcover variety known for its rich bronze-purple foliage and vibrant blue flower spikes that appear in spring. Its glossy, dark-toned leaves create dramatic contrast in garden beds and borders, while its spreading growth habit quickly forms a dense carpet of color and texture. This variety is especially effective in shaded landscapes, woodland gardens, and around pathways where its deep foliage tones can stand out.

Blooming in spring, ‘Mahogany’ attracts pollinators and provides season-long foliage interest with minimal care, making it a dependable choice for low-maintenance landscapes.

Maintenance: Plant in partial shade to full shade with moist, well-drained soil. Water consistently during the first 1–2 weeks after planting to help establish roots, then maintain moderate moisture as needed. Trim or thin occasionally if plants spread beyond their intended area. Removing spent flower spikes after blooming can help maintain a clean appearance and encourage healthy new foliage growth.