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Veronica start blooming in the spring and keep going through frost. The genus includes a broad range of plants, but V. spicata is most popular in gardens. The low growing dense foliage gives rise to narrow flowers spikes in blues, reds, pinks, whites and purples. Deadheading will keep them going all summer long. Drought tolerant, Veronica likes a well-drained soil.

 USDA  Zones 3 - 9               Bloom Span: 3 -  4 Months


Alba *
Evelyn *
Georgia Blue *
Goodness Grows *
Icicle *
Royal Candles *
SunnyBorderBlue *
Tickled Pink *