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Veronica 'Baby Bloomer Blue' has great, deep violet-blue flowers from late spring until autumn. It has a compact, upright growth and becomes about 14” tall and 12” wide. It is longer flowering and more floriferous than other varieties and bees and birds are crazy about it. So it’s great for biodiversity! Above that, Baby Bloomer Blue is very hardy and requires little maintenance. Just remove dead flower spikes and it will rebloom. Plant Baby Bloomer Blue in the sun or partial shade in any moist, well-drained garden soil. Great for perennial borders, mass planting, as ground cover or in containers on balcony or terrace.

'Jedi Gem' is a striking sport of 'Purple Leia' with light pink flowers that bring a touch of elegance to any garden. This perennial is taller than it is wide, featuring long-blooming flower spikes that are self-cleaning, as spent flowers fall to the ground. Ideal for adding vertical interest and near continuous color to your landscape. Dark green foliage exhibits exceptional mildew resistance.

Skyward™ Blue produces an abundance of blue flower spikes on a dense, upright habit for a rewarding addition to any garden. This pollinator plant boasts a high flower count and continuous blooming – for a beautiful presentation in the landscape.

Vibrant, long blooming flowers over a flat, green foliage mat. Attracts hummingbirds. Stunning when used in summer bouquets, perennial gardens or along a walkway.

A dwarf Veronica perfect for the front of the border or in containers. This variety looks much like its larger cousins, but is shorter. The dark green foliage forms a nice mound topped by bright pink flower spikes whose sweet nectar attracts butterflies. It is extremely long-flowering beginning in midsummer and is easy to grow.

Pink Candles has deep pink flowers that appear in early summer. Its habit is compact: 8” high and 10” wide. Plant Veronica Pink Candles in the sun or semi-shade in a moist but well-drained soil. Pink Candles is great for mass planting, perennial borders and mixed container but also a beauty as a solitary on balcony or terrace.

Veronica Purplegum Candles has beautiful flower spikes with bright purple flowers. Purplegum Candles has a longer flowering period than other Veronica and gives flowers from late spring to autumn. Remove faded flower spikes for rebloom. Blooms in the first year! Purplegum Candles is compact, has an ascending growth with strength stems and becomes about 14" high and 10" wide. This healthy, strong plant demands low maintenance. Give Purplegum Candles a spot in the perennial border or on the balcony or terrace and enjoy the many bees and butterfly that will come to it. Also very suitable for mass planting. Plant Purplegum Candles preferably in the sun or semi-shade in a moist but well-drained soil.

Long-flowering spikes of red on tapering stems, June-August. Use for borders, beds, cutting.

Snow in summer? How is that possible? The new Veronica ‘Snow Candles’ produces a mass of pure white flowers in summer. It has the same characteristics as Veronica ‘Royal Candles’. Compact, bushy and not prone to diseases and plagues. Snow Candles grows to 8” high and 10” wide. It prefers moist, well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. Winter hardy to USDA Zone 4b. Excellent as solitary, for mixed planting or in perennial borders. Let Veronica Snow Candles surprise you with its abundance of flowers!