Speedwell plants are not often bothered by deer and rabbits. “ Veronica are a good choice for deer resistance, but not fully deer-proof. Honestly, deer will take a bite of everything if given ...

WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT IT. In most gardens, a good edger is worth its weight in gold, but one that has such distinctive green and gold foliage in a soft, low clump, as this plant does, is invaluable.

Tall, spiky veronicas are showy members of the summer flower garden, but there is another veronica loved as much for its foliage as its flowers: Plant Pick: Veronica penduncularis 'Georgia Blue ...

Compact, shallow-rooted plants are good choices for planting on a sand mound septic system. Examples include creeping speedwell, leadwort, pulsatilla, creeping phlox and dianthus.

Creeping speedwell (Veronica ‘Waterperry Blue’) ... 45 can’t-fail, easy-care, low-water plants well adapted to our region and that add sparkle to drought-tolerant landscapes. ...

Our Mystery Plant, “Ivy-leaved speedwell,” Veronica hederaefolia, is but one of several species all allied together in the same genus.

Answer: It sounds like your Veronica (speedwell) and Phlox plants have powdery mildew — a very common disease found on ornamental plants.Powdery mildews are host specific, so the powdery mildew ...

Waterperry Blue speedwell (Veronica prostrata 'Waterperry Blue') is a beautiful spring-flowering ground cover, different from tall veronicas. Only 6inches to 8 inches tall, it works well as a ...

The flowers in the plant hang downwards, ... it will perhaps not seem out of place to draw the attention of your readers to the fertilisation of the common Speedwell (Veronica officinalis).