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A native Irish perennial, Bugle or Glasair choille is usually seen growing in broadleaved woods or in damp grassland. A creeping perennial up to 15cm tall with glossy leaves which sometimes have a bronze tinge. The blue flowers are held in upright spikes from May to June
A great groundcover or damp rockery plant which likes moist soil in sun or partial shade.
A native Irish perennial, Bugle or Glasair choille is usually seen growing in broadleaved woods or in damp grassland. A creeping perennial up to 15cm tall with glossy leaves which sometimes have a bronze tinge. The blue flowers are held in upright spikes from May to June
A great groundcover or damp rockery plant which likes moist soil in sun or partial shade.