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Is that a busy road, I wouldn't think the salt spray would be that bad six feet from the road.
You could try Vinca minor, semi-evergreen groundcover with nice flowers on it.
When I looked at that picture I immediately thought of Siberian Carpet, an evergreen shrub that looks like a juniper. It has better shade tolerance and a softer texture. I don't think it is very salt tolerant.
Glan,
I love ajuga as well, but around here (close to Bridgeport) Ajuga often dies in the winter. Especially 'Burgundy Glow'. How does Ajuga handle the weather on the island.
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