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Veronica, also called speedwell, is a carefree and easy-to-grow perennial flower with vertical or ground cover forms and blooms of purple, blue, pink, or white. Learn how to plant, grow, and care for lovely Veronicas.
Veronica peduncularis ‘Georgia Blue’ develops large mats of toothed, purple-tinged foliage. Clusters of small, saucer-shaped flowers bloom from early spring into summer, flaunting a deep blue color with white eyes on 12-inch-tall plants.
Veronica ‘Purple Illusion’ (Spike Speedwell) is a clump-forming perennial producing thick spikes of rosy purple flowers from early to midsummer. Extremely showy, the flowers open from the base upward and sway above the bushy foliage mound of dark green, glossy linear leaves.
Details. Features. Thick, rosy purple flower wands are borne prolifically atop a rounded, low clump of deep green foliage. Try planting in combination containers or near the front of the border. Award Winner. Long Blooming. Salt Tolerant.
Spiked speedwell (Veronica spicata) is an easy-care perennial with long-lasting blue-violet flowers. Learn to grow these summer bloomers.
Veronica blooms best with at least 6 hours of full sun, but can tolerate partial shade. Bloom time: From spring to fall, some with repeat bloom. Color and characteristics: Flowers come in blue, purple, white or pink; with green, gold, or silver foliage.
Purpleicious' Vernonica (also called Speedwell) brings intense violet color to the summer garden on fragrant, tapered spikes. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds, 'Purpleicious' is overlooked by both deer and rabbits.