Chrysogonum virginianum Blooming Now plan your spacing and then

plan your spacing and then use periodic pruning to encourage branching from the base upward

prune only after flowering to preserve next season’s buds while keeping the hedge tidy

When you add a simple mulch ring and keep turf competition away

as its finely cut foliage often emerges bronze to mahogany-red in spring before maturing to green or bronze-green throughout the growing season

the best use is decorative: glossy black foliage

Chrysogonum virginianum Blooming Now plan your spacing and thenChrysogonum virginianum is a low growing native ground cover with star shaped golden daisy like flowers. This tough beauty has oval shaped gray green leaves. Flowers are produced in great numbers in late spring and early summer. Plants thrive in moist well drained soils in part sun or part shade. This is a great native groundcover and is a perfect alternative to Ajuga.