paintbrush-like spikes produce white buds that open to medium pink flowers, the contrast between the buds and the flowers give this plant a unique bicolour look
Veronica Perfectly Picasso®
Description
Veronica (Speedwell or Bird’s Eye)
Family : Plantaginaceae
The largest group with in the Plantaginaceae, these attractive perennials come in a range of shapes and sizes from spreading ground cover to upright mid border plants. While generally needing a cold period to kick start flowering many of the modern hybrids will flower without vernalisation allowing re-blooming to occur throughout the summer. Generally colours range from white through pink and purple towards blue.
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