ajuga
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of ajuga
< New Latin (Linnaeus), equivalent to a- a- 6 + Latin jug ( um ) yoke 1 + -a -a 2
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A few of the most common ground covers include ajuga, jasmine, juniper, ivy, pachysandra, wintercreeper, periwinkle, cotoneaster, potentilla, liriope and partridge berry.
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