Verbena Varieties

Description

Verbena Varieties
Verbena varieties are popular for their vibrant clusters of flowers that bloom continuously, bringing long-lasting color to gardens and landscapes. Known for attracting pollinators like sugar birds and butterflies, Verbena is versatile, easy to grow, and well-suited to both containers and groundcover.
Sunlight: Prefers full sun, which promotes the best flowering. It can tolerate partial shade but may produce fewer blooms.
Soil: Thrives in well-draining soil with moderate fertility. Verbena tolerates sandy or loamy soils, making it adaptable to different garden settings.
Watering: Water regularly but allows soil to dry slightly between watering. Drought-tolerant once established, but benefits from consistent moisture in hot weather.
Temperature: Loves warm conditions and is heat-tolerant; may need protection in colder climates, depending on the variety.
Maintenance: Deadhead spent bloom to encourage continuous flowering and trim back lightly in late summer to maintain shape and vigor.
Ideal for borders, rock gardens, hanging baskets, or as groundcover, Verbena adds vibrant color and texture to landscapes with minimal care.