Verbena bonariensis 6"Verbena, also known as vervain or verveine, is a genus in the family Verbenaceae. It is a low maintenance annual and rewards you with a long bloom. Verbena bonariensis is an upright form with purple flowers. Much taller and wilder looking than most Verbena. Bloom: summer through fall Light: full sun to part shade Watering: even moisture Soil: regular, well drained fertile potting mix Height at maturity: 3 4' Zone: 7 10 Images are used for general

This book by contemporary artist Jean-Michel Othoniel catalogues flowers found in works of art at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Pro tip: cut back hard after flowering for better autumn rebloom and to prevent reseeding

Suitable for organic gardening

Painted with a brass paint

Printed and compiled in England

Special indeed

Compact and well branched growth habit makes a wonderful decorative appearance

"False Spirea'

densely covered by small

Width at maturity: 8'

A medium-sized tree with multi-season appeal

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