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Yes, it does die back at the tips of its leaves in winter but usually grows back in spring
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Ajuga 'Chocolate Chip' is a perennial with flowers that grow slightly above the small, glossy, oval leaves. The leaves are brown with a burgundy tint. It is popular with gardeners for its showy flowers and can grow nearly 9 inches tall. It is a good houseplant and is easy to care for. This plant is potentially invasive and can form a dense green mat that smothers native vegetation.
Ajuga 'Chocolate Chip'
