Veronica Blue Carpet Plant

Planted between paving bricks or flagstone they will fill in the cracks with attractive flowers and foliage.

Veronica blue carpet plant.

Dead to encourage new blooms in fall. Versatile in the garden at home as an edging plant in the rock garden or in tubs and containers. Blauteppich this is an excellent compact strain of spike speedwell. Veronica speedwell plants veronica are neat tidy plants that are beautiful in or out of flower.

It forms a low bushy mound or tuft of dark green leaves bearing short spikes of bright violet blue flowers in early summer for several weeks. Plant in rock gardens along walkways and as a facer plant for taller perennials. The leaves are ovate to oblong and more or less toothed. Its relatively fine texture sets it apart from other garden plants with less refined foliage.

Grow spike speedwell in any well drained soil with regular water. Veronica austriaca austrian speedwell is a compact mound forming perennial of upright to sprawling habit boasting bright blue flowers arising in elongated axillary racemes from late spring to early summer. Description this is an excellent compact strain of spike speedwell. Speedwell are carefree and easy to grow perennials that prefer well drained soil with full to part sun butterflies and hummingbirds will make frequent appearances.

Flowering is best with limited water and full sun. Veronica blue reflection growing among flagstones. Blue carpet speedwell is a dense herbaceous perennial with an upright spreading habit of growth. When in flower this plant is a sea of blue.

Veronica spicata blue carpet. Versatile in the garden at home as an edging plant in the rock garden or in tubs and containers. Veronica spicata blue carpet. Use them to form a green carpet beneath dwarf conifers and as a filler creeping over rocks and between other taller plants.

Their blossoms provide rich blue purple pink or white shades of long lasting color. Perfect for the front of the border rock gardens used as a ground cover or in tubs and containers. Sizes and forms range from creeping groundcovers a few inches high to upright flower spikes reaching several feet tall. Excellent compact selection forms a low bushy mound of dark green leaves bearing short spikes of bright violet blue flowers in late spring or early summer.

It forms a low bushy mound or tuft of dark green leaves bearing short spikes of bright violet blue flowers in early summer for several weeks.