Veronica Silver Carpet

Once established water one time per week.

Veronica silver carpet.

Plant silver carpet as a groundcover in hot dry areas. Incana silver carpet rhs plants for pollinators plants this plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees and the many other types of pollinating insects. Speedwell also known as veronica birdseye and gypsyweed is a well known weed that you can find in your front yard backyard or garden. Incana silver carpet dark blue spikes of flowers from june to august above silvery grey leaves semi evergreen.

It tolerates heat and drought deer and rabbits. It is best for smaller spaces. Alphabetical list of all 4 000 perennials here. Grow in full sun or part shade and moist well drained soil.

Silver carpet speedwell usually flowers. Veronica spicata incana silver sea veronica prostrata goldwell. Water plants often the first year. Short spikes of dark blue flowers.

Low growing plant with silvery foliage and short spikes of deep purple blue flowers. Compact low mound of intense silver grey leaves. Silver carpet is an easy care heat loving low water groundcover. Silver carpet dymondia margaretae silver carpet is a lovely groundcover with tiny rounded leaves.

Veronica spicata blue carpet. Full sun plants thrive in 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. Corsican sandwort arenaria balearica sandwort produces tiny white flowers in spring. Incana silver carpet rhs plants for pollinators plants this plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees and the many other types of pollinating insects.

Veronica spicata silver carpet spiked speedwell silver carpet. Good for edging a border. Height and spread 45cm. 1 540 200 blauteppich this is an excellent compact strain of spike speedwell.

Native to the coastal plains of south africa dymondia margaretae silver carpet is a slowly spreading evergreen perennial forming a dense silvery green mat over time and choking out virtually all weeds. Depending on the variety it can also be a ground cover and is planted for its edible and medicinal properties. It forms a low bushy mound or tuft of dark green leaves bearing.