Verbena Blues Pink

Verbena Blues Pink is a stunning plant with triangular-shaped leaves that have erose margins. This plant, although not winter hardy, thrives in sunny light conditions. It falls into USDA Hardiness Zones 9, 10, and 11.

One of the most attractive features of Verbena Blues Pink is its flower color. The pink-medium blue-pink hue, with a touch of blue (073B), adds a splash of vibrant color to any garden. The flowers are relatively small, with a diameter of 2-2.5 cm, but they are produced abundantly on this plant.

The plant itself grows to a height of 20-30 cm when erect but can also trail or become pendulous, giving it versatility in its growth habit. As for the leaves, they have a dark green color, providing a beautiful contrast against the pink blooms. These leaves typically measure 3-4 cm in size.

Verbena Blues Pink is a plant that blooms from May to September, ensuring a long-lasting display of color throughout the summer months. The inflorescence, which refers to the cluster of flowers, has a diameter of 5-10 cm, further enhancing the plant's visual appeal.

The flower color distribution is described as having an "eye," which means that the petals have a different color around the center. In the case of Verbena Blues Pink, the secondary color is white (NN155C), creating an attractive contrast against the pink-blue blooms.

When it comes to soil fertility, Verbena Blues Pink is not demanding and can grow in various soil types, including humus-rich, peaty, clayish, and sandy clay soils. It also has moderate moisture requirements, preferring moist to normal soil conditions.

In conclusion, Verbena Blues Pink is a versatile and colorful plant that can add beauty to any garden or landscape. With its pink-medium blue-pink flowers, dark green leaves, and a long blooming period, it is sure to captivate the attention of both gardeners and passersby alike.

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