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Veronica Speedwell, Royal Blue (Veronica teucrium) - 50 Seeds
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Veronica (Speedwell), Royal Blue (Veronica teucrium) - 50 Seeds
• Heirloom
• Non-GMO
• Perennial
• Attracts Pollinators
• American Grown Seeds
• USDA Zone: 3-8
The Royal Blue Veronica, also known as Speedwell, is a stunning heirloom perennial that brings a beautiful pop of royal blue to any garden. Its tall spikes adorned with vibrant blue flowers make a striking visual impact and provide valuable nectar for local pollinators. Ideal for cottage gardens, this plant is a thoughtful gift for any garden enthusiast.
GROWING INSTRUCTIONS:
Start seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks prior to last spring frost in small containers or starter trays using quality seed starting mix. Press the seeds into the mix but do not cover seeds -- light is helpful for germination. Moisten mix and keep moist until germination begins. Transplant outdoors after frost danger has passed spacing them 10 inches apart. Veronica ground cover seeds can be sown directly outdoors as well. Prepare a seedbed of loosened soil that is weed free. Once frost danger has passed, sow the Veronica seed into the seedbed, pressing the seeds in tightly. Keep moist until germination.
• Heirloom
• Non-GMO
• Perennial
• Attracts Pollinators
• American Grown Seeds
• USDA Zone: 3-8
The Royal Blue Veronica, also known as Speedwell, is a stunning heirloom perennial that brings a beautiful pop of royal blue to any garden. Its tall spikes adorned with vibrant blue flowers make a striking visual impact and provide valuable nectar for local pollinators. Ideal for cottage gardens, this plant is a thoughtful gift for any garden enthusiast.
GROWING INSTRUCTIONS:
Start seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks prior to last spring frost in small containers or starter trays using quality seed starting mix. Press the seeds into the mix but do not cover seeds -- light is helpful for germination. Moisten mix and keep moist until germination begins. Transplant outdoors after frost danger has passed spacing them 10 inches apart. Veronica ground cover seeds can be sown directly outdoors as well. Prepare a seedbed of loosened soil that is weed free. Once frost danger has passed, sow the Veronica seed into the seedbed, pressing the seeds in tightly. Keep moist until germination.