| In the ajuga there were 4000 pesos of gold belonging to the admiral, each peso being worth eight shillings. |
| It's not the intensely bright colour of summer lilies, irises, poppies and daylilies, but the deeper gem tones of ruby-rose sedums, amethyst ajuga and opalescent anemones. |
| If they can rise up from a carpet of ajuga or through the ferny, bronze foliage of Anthriscus sylvestris '''' Raven''''s Wing'''', so much the better. |
| In the Pyrenees, according to Bentham, the flowers of ajuga iva are constantly deprived of their corolla. |
| During the autumn, the foliage of tricolour sage and ajuga becomes burnished with bronze, plum, and garnet. |
| On the drive I created a narrow strip planted with Irish moss, viola and ajuga. |
