Veronica
Facts About Veronica
Each species in the genus is unique in terms of size and shape. The saucer-shaped blooms of veronica are notable for their blooming spikes. Herbaceous annuals, perennials, and small shrubs are all acceptable plant types. They may reach a height of four inches all the way up to forty-eight inches.
The leaves of this plant resemble those of skullcap and other members of the mint family, thus it is easy to get them mixed up. The stems may be used to tell the two apart. There are two types of stems in the mint family: those that have square sides and those that have rounded sides.
There are several advantages to growing Veronicas. For as long as the soil has enough drainage, they can survive almost any condition. The flowers will continue to bloom into the fall if you plant them in the spring. Deadheading on a regular basis might also help to lengthen the flowering season. Staggering tall variety is a need.
Drink plenty of water on a regular basis. Wet conditions may help inhibit the growth of powdery mildew. Soil will stay wet if mulch and compost are applied to the area. Full sun or moderate shade is ideal. Grouping them together makes them appear their best. In addition to being good for borders, taller varieties may also be utilized to create rock gardens. As a border or ground cover, low-growing plants may be employed.
Veronica in Floral Arrangements
Types Of Veronica Flowers
Persian Speedwell Veronica
Heath Speedwell Veronica
Germander Speedwell Veronica
Veronica Hederifolia
Slender Speedwell Veronica
Garden Speedwell Veronica
Corn Speedwell Veronica
Veronica Polita
Veronica Beccabunga
Water Speedwell Veronica
Thymeleaved Veronica
Veronica Prostata
Veronica Austrica
Veronica Agrestis
Veronica Peregrina
American Brooklime Veronica
Veronica Verna
Veronica Scutellata Veronica
Pseudolysima Veronica
Veronica Triphllos
Veronica Dillenii
Veronica Wormskjoldii
Veronica Syriaca
Veronica Biloba
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