Veronica 'Kiss the Sky' (Kiss the Sky Speedwell) (1 gal)
This long-lived perennial features silvery green upright foliage and 7-inch long narrow flower spikes of sky blue. The blooms make excellent cut flowers, attract pollinators, and bloom from June into September with regular deadheading.
Perennial Veronicas add vertical interest to garden beds, are deer resistant, prefer full sun, and are drought tolerant once established.
This cultivar grows 2 ft. tall by 1 to 2 ft. wide, making it a great choice for the middle or back of a garden bed, flanked by lower-growing sun-loving perennials and ornamental grasses in front.
[Note: Plants purchased in the fall sale will have been sheared back for winter and strong spring emergence.]
This long-lived perennial features silvery green upright foliage and 7-inch long narrow flower spikes of sky blue. The blooms make excellent cut flowers, attract pollinators, and bloom from June into September with regular deadheading.
Perennial Veronicas add vertical interest to garden beds, are deer resistant, prefer full sun, and are drought tolerant once established.
This cultivar grows 2 ft. tall by 1 to 2 ft. wide, making it a great choice for the middle or back of a garden bed, flanked by lower-growing sun-loving perennials and ornamental grasses in front.
[Note: Plants purchased in the fall sale will have been sheared back for winter and strong spring emergence.]
This long-lived perennial features silvery green upright foliage and 7-inch long narrow flower spikes of sky blue. The blooms make excellent cut flowers, attract pollinators, and bloom from June into September with regular deadheading.
Perennial Veronicas add vertical interest to garden beds, are deer resistant, prefer full sun, and are drought tolerant once established.
This cultivar grows 2 ft. tall by 1 to 2 ft. wide, making it a great choice for the middle or back of a garden bed, flanked by lower-growing sun-loving perennials and ornamental grasses in front.
[Note: Plants purchased in the fall sale will have been sheared back for winter and strong spring emergence.]