Veronica sends up tall, slender spikes of deep violet-blue — one of the truest blues you'll find in a cutting garden. The vertical form makes it a natural filler that adds height and structure to arrangements without competing with rounder, showier blooms.
Veronica is a perennial cut flower, meaning it will survive our Pacific Northwest winters and return year after year. (It will also bloom repeatedly during its first season.)
Plus, the pollinators love them.
During winter, the plant will completely die back, but will send up fresh foliage in the spring.
*Each purchase is for four seedlings (plugs.) These seedlings are ready to be planted.*
Planting tips: Veronica likes well-draining, fertile soil and should be spaced about 9” apart.
Harvesting: If you want to cut veronica for a bouquet, cut the branch all the way to the ground to encourage additional growth. (Cut when ⅓ of the branch’s blooms are open.)
Each purchase is for a pack of six small but mighty seedlings. Every purchase comes with a grow guide.
I will harden off all the seedlings before you pick them up, so they will be ready to plant at the time of pickup.
Please note: The photos of the plugs are not of this plant — they are included as an example of the overall size of the seedlings.
