Genus: Veronica
Veronica photos
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By AndrewR
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By AndrewR
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By Grammazoo
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By LouyseL
Species of Veronica
- Veronica agrestis
- Veronica arvensis
- Veronica austriaca
- Veronica beccabunga
- Veronica chamaedrys
- Veronica filiformis
- Veronica fruticans
- Veronica hederifolia
- Veronica longifolia
- Veronica officinalis
- Veronica peregrina
- Veronica persica
- Veronica repens
- Veronica serpyllifolia
- Veronica spicata
- Veronica triphyllos
Members growing plants in this genus
Comments:
5 Jul, 2008
They are made of plaster - came from the dollar store, so I am sure the weather will do them in , but I needed something of interest in that brand new garden with all it's teeny tiny plants this spring. I'm hoping that eventually the speedwell will surround the area where the heath planter sits, next to the footprints.
On photo - Golden speedwell is beginning to...
5 Jul, 2008
Oh gee... looks like Bigfoot walked through your garden :)
On photo - Golden speedwell is beginning to...
26 Jun, 2008
Hey, pink/ purple? I wouldn't fret.
Both are close neighbours in the fantastic scheme such are hues.
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On photo - Veronica 'Purpleicious'
26 Jun, 2008
LOL! You guessed right! It is under the white Solanum in the purple/gold/white border. It's a little on the pink side of purple, but who cares? I like it!
On photo - Veronica 'Purpleicious'
8 Jun, 2008
Thanks again! I am very happy for you to tour my garden.... Do carry on! :-)
On photo - Veronica 'Tissington White'
8 Jun, 2008
You take some lovely pictures...I can't stop looking :)
On photo - Veronica 'Tissington White'
13 May, 2008
Think il keep an eye open 4 this plant then as iv lots of open bare sunny ground it would be welcome 2 cover :)
On photo - Veronica prostrata
13 May, 2008
It does spread, Jacque, if you have a sunny area where you need ground cover.
On photo - Veronica prostrata
7 May, 2008
Veronicas prefer sunny positions or at least some sun - so I don't think that yours would flourish in the shade, although this species is a new one on me.
On question - Planting in shade to part shade
4 May, 2008
Thanks Mike - the only trouble is that you have to kneel down to see it properly as it is quite small and near the ground!
On photo - Veronica prostrata
4 May, 2008
If it never opened any further up it would still be beautiful.
On photo - Veronica prostrata
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Jacque
7 Jul, 2008
Beautiful colour Andrewr:)
On photo - Veronica_longifolia_-_blue_form