Forms an evergreen mat of grey leaves on woody stems, with tall straight spires of small blue flowers in summer, looking a bit like a Lavender.
Veronica incana Silver sea
$12.50
An evergreen mat of grey leaves with tall straight spires of small blue flowers in summer, looking a bit like a Lavender.
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Common Name | Silver speedwell |
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Position | Full sun |
Height | 25cm |
Width | 40cm |
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