Ajuga reptans L., Sp. Pl. 561 1753. (Syn: Ajuga abnormis (Rouy) Prain; Ajuga alpina Fr.; Ajuga barrelieri Ten.; Ajuga breviproles Borbás; Ajuga candolleana (Rouy) Prain; Ajuga densiflora Ten.; Ajuga hampeana A.Br. & Vatke; Ajuga pyramidalis Huds.; Ajuga repens Gueldenst. ex Ledeb.; Ajuga stolonifera Jeanb. & Timb.-Lagr.; Ajuga vulgaris Rouy; Bugula decumbens Mill.; Bugula reptans (L.) Crantz; Teucrium reptans (L.) Salisb.);
- I have similar creapers in my lawn every year.
we call it Kriechender G nsel in german, The sci. name I found is: Ajuga reptans. I don't have any fotos at present. after april/ may I can send fotos from my garden. It has some medicinal uses. Native to europe, don't know about Africa. - Yes, I think you are correct Ajuga reptans
this is a decorative herb and spreads everywhere in the garden. It is also called carpenter's herb, and has other medicinal values. Fotos taken in may 2011.
Lamiaceae & Verbenaceae Week: Lamiaceae Kriechender Günsel (Ajuga reptans) from my garden in Ritterhude: A creaper in my lawn, difficult to get rid of, as the rhizoms spread unsergroud and in every direction. A good source of nectar see Bumblebees hovering aroung the flowers. Tee from dry leaves should help against rheuma. Fotos taken on 11.5.2011
Ajuga reptans L., Sp. Pl. 561 1753. 'Bronze' A carpet forming species with nearly glabrous stoloniferous stems, obovate basal leaves, upper sessile, flowers violet forming close spike in upper portion; corolla exserted. The cultivar has bronze coloured leaves. Photographed from Sunnyvale, California very nice depiction of the leaves variation of colors and the close up of the flower //pic 3
Some pics from the US now... Ajuga reptans captured at USA, Chicago Brookfield Zoo in May 2013. Please validate same q. how do you know the exact id. did you get the guidebook at the zoo that tells you what they planted I managed to find the label pic.... This is label from the Chicago Bot Gdn. I don't have the label from the Brookfield Zoo, I might have labelled the ones from Brookfield Zoo since they looked similar to the one from Chicago Bot Gdn (2nd pic above). Please advice...
Cultivated, garden plant seen in Nairobi, Kenya. Yes ...
This is a species of Ajuga, was seen planted in a bed of Llyods Botanical Garden, Darjeeling.. no placard was around, wanted to know if specific id can be reached.. Ajuga species in eFloraofindia (with details/ keys from published papers/ regional floras/ FRLHT/ FOI/ Biotik/ efloras/ books etc., where ever available on net) Ajuga reptans ??
Seen these purple ones in Vienna, AT. I think I had seen it earlier in Chicago, USA (here) Requested to please confirm if this is Ajuga reptans. Lamiaceae - possibly Ajuga reptans Thank you ... for validating the ID.
I have collected this plants from Darjeeling on 02.05.2017. May I request you to kindly help me to identify this plant specimens. Likely to be Ajuga sp. ...!!
I have collected this plants from Darjeeling on 02.05.2017. May I request you to kindly help me to identify this plant specimens. Possibly Ajuga reptans or something similar? Thanks, ... I also agree with you as images match those at Ajuga reptans I also think that it is Ajuga reptans. Happy to see so many in agreement; I feel like smiling.
Location: Dhulikhel, Nepal Altitude: 4600 ft. Date: 12 April 2014Ajuga macrosperma Wall. ex Benth. or some cultivar ?? I think closer to images at rather than those at Ajuga reptans L. rather those at Ajuga macrosperma Wall. ex Benth. Ajuga reptans L. ? Then it could be introduced as not listed in Nepal . Was it cultivated or can it be an escapee from cultivation? It could be planted as it was in a garden ! Observations so far in efi are also of cultivated plants for this species.
Location: Kathmandu, Nepal Date: 30 January 2015 Altitude: 4400 ft. Ajuga reptans L. ?? Cultivated? I guess it is cultivated ! Yes, to me also appear close to images at
Location: Gyaneswor, Kathmandu, Nepal Elevation : 4500 ft. Date 26 October 2018 Habit : Cultivated References:
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