Showing posts with label veronica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label veronica. Show all posts
Friday, April 27, 2012
Don't Forget the Trim
An essential part of the perennial border often not given the deserved attention is the front...the extreme front. Often we jump into plants that are 18" to 24" tall in this location, but what makes this part of the border special is the beautiful trim of really short plants...those 12" or less. I've been experimenting with this living trim for a few years and have discovered a few beauties. One of them is Veronica x 'Waterperry Blue'. This plant only grows 4-6" tall and has an amazing blue flower in the spring. The foliage also has a slight burgundy tinge making it extra nice throughout the growing season.
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