Chocolate Chip Ajuga Zone|7-10 but still small enough to

but still small enough to plant as a landscape tree

It is easy to distinguish from other ferns not only by its size but also by the backward-arching

As it matures

Grows best in full sun

And when you’ve finished gardening

Chocolate Chip Ajuga Zone|7-10 but still small enough toAs a ground cover (in the mint family), this evergreen foliage ground cover is attractive year round, with chocolate brown, bronze, and maroon hues. Care Although we've seen it growing in full sun, it seems to prefers partial to full shade and humus rich, moist, well drained soil. It is native to Europe, northern Africa, and southwestern Asia. Considered a perennial in zones 4 9. Growth Habit In spring, its clusters of purple blue flowers. Chocolate