Veronica rakaiensis (Syn: Hebe rakiensis)

Veronica rakaiensis

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Fuchsia procumbens

Veronica vernicosa

Hebe
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Quick Overview
  • Compact dome-shaped habit
  • Small glossy dark-green foliage
  • Inflorescences of white flowers borne in summer
  • Tough, hardy plant
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Veronica vernicosa (Syn: Hebe vernicosa) is a compact evergreen shrub with small dark-green foliage and attractive inflorescences of white flowers. Its leaves are smaller and darker than Veronica rakaiensis and in my opinion it is one of the most attractive of the New Zealand small-leaf Veronicas. Still widely referred to as a Hebe, all members of this New Zealand genus were transferred to Veronica several years ago. This taxonomic shift shows no sign of making any impact on the vast majority of gardeners and nurseries!

The racemes of white flowers are borne freely throughout summer and are a magnet to pollinators.


Additional Information

Order Lamiales
Family Plantaginaceae
Synonyms Veronica vernicosa var. gracilis, Veronica vernicosa var. multiflora, Veronica greyi, Hebe vernicosa
Geographical Origin New Zealand
Cultivation Full sun. Unfussy over soil requirements other than it should be well-drained
Eventual Height 60-80cm
Eventual Spread 60 cm-80 cm
Hardiness Hardy in the UK. Mulch well
Veronica vernicosa
Hebe
Size
ex 2L pot - Large
Availability: Sold Out
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