Veronica : Flower Facts

Origins

Mainly grown in gardens as perennials. The tips of this flower tend of curve. Used as filler and to add height to a floral arrangement. Tight erect spikes of Veronica hybrids come in shades of blue, pink and white. Veronica's common name is spiked speedwell, it is an upright, clump-forming perennial which features dense, upright, terminal spikes (racemes) of tiny, pure white flowers which bloom from May to July. Flower spikes typically rise 18-24" tall. Lance-shaped, light to greyish-green leaves. Good cut flower.