How to Prune Common bugle?
(Ajuga reptans)
Common bugle, also known as Carpenter's Herb, Carpetweed, Carpet bugleweed, Bugleherb
A herbaceous perennial, common bugle thrives in shady areas, known for spreading foliage and springtime blue flowers. Prune dead or damaged leaves throughout the growing season for health and maintain dense habit by trimming lightly in early spring. Regular deadheading promotes further blooming. Optimal pruning from early spring to late fall encourages rejuvenation and prevents overgrowth. Benefits include enhanced plant vigor and a neater appearance.