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Veronica Spicata 'Ulster Blue Dwarf' is a compact perennial that produces dense, slender spires of star-shaped, deep blue flowers.
These striking flowers appear between June and August, above lance-shaped, hairy and toothed leaves.
Reaching an eventual height and spread of around 30-40cm, this compact deciduous perennial is perfect for the front of a summer border or in pots in a container garden.
It is hardy through most of the UK down to around -5 degrees and requires exceptionally low maintenance. It should be planted in a position of full or partial sun, into moist but well drained, neutral, acidic or alkaline soil. Watch for powdery or downy mildew and deadhead after flowering.
Details
- Pot Size: 2 litre pot
- Flower colour: Blue
- Foliage colour: Green
- Position: Full sun
- Aspect: West-facing, South-facing or East-facing
- Soil moisture: Moist but well drained
- Soil pH: Acidic, Alkaline or Neutral
- Hardiness: Hardy through most of the UK down to -5 degrees
- Flowering period: June to August
- Plant height: 40cm
- Plant width: 40cm
