Verbena bonariensis AGM

Verbena bonariensis AGM

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Description

A reasonably hardy perennial if kept in free draining borders. With great height and self seeding habit this verbena brings a wealth of purple flowers and pollinating insects.

Flowering: Summer-Autumn

Hardiness: Hardy

Height: 100cm

Spread: 40+cm

 

Further information:

Superb structural plant. Excellent in the Summer garden but in the Autumn/Winter months once the flowers are finished, the frosts will give you a different

perspective. The seed heads also provide a home for insects during the winter.

Common Name: purple top / Argentinian vervain

Life Cycle: Perennial

Family: Verbenaceae

Foliage: lanceolate / serrate

Basic Colour: ( pink )

Flower Colour: pink / purple

Natural Flowering:  May – September

Winter Hardiness: Hardy

Height with Flowers: 80 – 150cm

Soil Requirements:  well-drained / average / moist

Soil ph:  acid / alkaline / neutral

Location: border / cottage garden

Usage:  bee food plant / cut flowers

Pruning: leave to set seed

Tolerates: drought tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance

Origin: Tropical South America

 

Verbena bonariensis (Tall Verbena) Growing Guide

Climate and Location: Plant Tall Verbena in full sun for the best growth and flowering.

Soil: Use well-draining soil of moderate fertility. It can adapt to various soil types but prefers good drainage.

Planting: Space plants about 12-18 inches apart.

Watering: Water regularly, keeping the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Once established, it becomes somewhat drought-tolerant.

Fertilisation: Fertilize sparingly with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in the spring to encourage healthy growth.

Pruning: Deadhead spent flowers and cut back leggy growth to promote continuous blooming and a more compact shape.

Flowers: Tall Verbena produces clusters of small, vibrant purple flowers on tall, slender stems that attract pollinators.

By following these straightforward guidelines, you can successfully cultivate and enjoy the beauty of Verbena bonariensis in your garden.

Additional information

Weight 100 g
Climate

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Flowering season

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Height

Planting area

Position

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Flower Colour

Description

A reasonably hardy perennial if kept in free draining borders. With great height and self seeding habit this verbena brings a wealth of purple flowers and pollinating insects.

Flowering: Summer-Autumn

Hardiness: Hardy

Height: 100cm

Spread: 40+cm

 

Further information:

Superb structural plant. Excellent in the Summer garden but in the Autumn/Winter months once the flowers are finished, the frosts will give you a different

perspective. The seed heads also provide a home for insects during the winter.

Common Name: purple top / Argentinian vervain

Life Cycle: Perennial

Family: Verbenaceae

Foliage: lanceolate / serrate

Basic Colour: ( pink )

Flower Colour: pink / purple

Natural Flowering:  May – September

Winter Hardiness: Hardy

Height with Flowers: 80 – 150cm

Soil Requirements:  well-drained / average / moist

Soil ph:  acid / alkaline / neutral

Location: border / cottage garden

Usage:  bee food plant / cut flowers

Pruning: leave to set seed

Tolerates: drought tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance

Origin: Tropical South America

 

Verbena bonariensis (Tall Verbena) Growing Guide

Climate and Location: Plant Tall Verbena in full sun for the best growth and flowering.

Soil: Use well-draining soil of moderate fertility. It can adapt to various soil types but prefers good drainage.

Planting: Space plants about 12-18 inches apart.

Watering: Water regularly, keeping the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Once established, it becomes somewhat drought-tolerant.

Fertilisation: Fertilize sparingly with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in the spring to encourage healthy growth.

Pruning: Deadhead spent flowers and cut back leggy growth to promote continuous blooming and a more compact shape.

Flowers: Tall Verbena produces clusters of small, vibrant purple flowers on tall, slender stems that attract pollinators.

By following these straightforward guidelines, you can successfully cultivate and enjoy the beauty of Verbena bonariensis in your garden.

Additional information

Weight 100 g
Climate

,

Flowering season

,

Height

Planting area

Position

,

Flower Colour

18 reviews for Verbena bonariensis AGM

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  1. Pat G. (verified owner)

  2. Helen Liggett (verified owner)

  3. Lesley (verified owner)

  4. Annie H. (verified owner)

  5. Anonymous (verified owner)

    Really well grown, good root system and garden ready without having to be hardened off.

  6. Susan (verified owner)

  7. Joanna S. (verified owner)

  8. Kerryann James (verified owner)

    Lovely, healthy young plant. Looking forward to it bloom

  9. LINDA O’NEILL (verified owner)

    healthy on arrival – have to wait a while to see what happens with them

  10. Elaine Crowe (verified owner)

  11. Martin Wray (verified owner)

    Brilliant plants carefully grown and packed arrived in one piece. Will buy again.

  12. Antony King (verified owner)

    Nice quality young plants, looking forward to having them flower in the coming weeks

  13. Janet Wilson (verified owner)

  14. Fatima Araujo (verified owner)

  15. Julia S. (verified owner)

  16. Ian Smith (verified owner)

  17. Anonymous (verified owner)

    Pot was too small, plant dry. Repotted temporarily before planting out and doing well now.

  18. Margaret Cox (verified owner)

    Look nice and healthy

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