Genus: Verbena

Superb. A 'must have' for our garden too!

i have this and don't know what to do with it when it stops flowering. do you cut it back?

Thanks Janey

Really pretty.

Thanks Jacque

Love these Colours 2gether Janette:D

They are great little plants arnt they Flower all summer

i like these

If I have sent you one it will be this ,not to sure

I think u sent me some Verbena Janette? will it be this colour its lovely :O

Love this Colour Sarah65

i like this plant very nice,there are a few of your plant,s i like ,i have only been doing gardening for a short time myself. i have found it ,is not has easy as it look,s.see ya sonny

I have this in one of my containers.............so pretty.........smiles

Love to grow this plant, it's tough, blooms forever like an annual, but it is a perennial for me, and the butterflies love it .. What more can you ask for, right..!

Those colours are absolutely beautiful! A really fantastic piccy.

Fantastic Pic Treeman:D

It's just like taking penstomen cuttings, take strong side shoots from the main stems cut below a leaf node and pinch out the flower tip. I have used a cutting compost with some vermiculite in it for drainage, water in and hope for the best. Do quite a few in case some fail as they usually do, Bonariensis is really easy as i have done these for some years now and given lots to friends and family.

It's supposed to be - but with some protection e.g. straw over the top during cold weather. It is more purple than pink, darker than the Seabrook one.

I'd like some advice as to how, please Holly, because I do like it and would like spares in case it succumbs during the winter!

Is this one hardy? I'm taking note of the name and will look out for it.

Oh, I see you also have Seabrooks lavender, lovely isn't it? Have a go at cuttings like me.

Another couple for your pink collection :o)