A bugle, Ajuga multiflora.

It grows in sunny, hilly mountains or fields. Height approx. 30 cm. The stem stands upright and has white long hairs densely.

A bugle is a perennial herb, and its growing environment grows in a place where the soil is relatively dry on the sunny side, that is, around a graveyard or in a place with a lot of grass.

The flower is purple, clumps up at the leaf axil and runs upwards, is tubular, the tip is shaped like a lip, and there are small hairs on the back of the petals.

Fruits hang in a flat and round shape around July-August. It is used for ornamental purposes, and leaves, stems, and roots are used for medicinal purposes.

Main stems and leaves with flowers are used as medicines for high blood pressure and cold, and are also used as diuretics.