Common Name: Spike Speedwell ‘Pink Potion’ produces baby pink flowers that cover the top half of the plant, a great match to ‘Wizard of Ahhs’ in terms of habit and landscape performance. The deep green foliage forms a rounded, low habit that is wider than typical and packed full of flowers. Growers will appreciate the […]
Common Name: Spike Speedwell ‘Lavender Lightsaber’ joins popular companion ‘Blue Skywalker’ except with soft lavender flowers covering the top half of a columnar, upright habit. Bucking the trend of smaller and more compact plants, ‘Lavender Lightsaber’ fills a need of adding height to the middle of the border. Try this perennial in narrow spaces needing […]
Common Name: Spike Speedwell The popular trend in the perennial market is offering smaller plants to fit into the increasingly common city garden. ‘Blue Skywalker’ solves the dilemma of limited horizontal space while still providing the much needed height in the garden. Lavender blue flower spikes cover the top half of an incredibly upright habit […]
Common Name: Spike Speedwell This perennial produces a plethora of paintbrush-like, rosy purple flowers on heavily branched scapes from midsummer into late summer. Honeybees, hummingbirds, and butterflies delight in their sweet nectar. Each main flower spike is surrounded by up to a dozen secondary flower spikes, resulting in a prolonged season of bloom. Its bright […]
Common Name: Spike Speedwell If you want stop-in-your-tracks beauty, look no further than ‘Perfectly Picasso’. Paintbrush-like spikes produce white buds that open to medium pink flowers mid to late summer. The contrast between the buds and the flowers give this plant a unique bicolor look. Attractive flowers cover the top ½ of the plant, […]
One out of every three bites of your food depends on a pollinator, so rolling out the welcome mat and ringing the dinner bell for pollinators by planting varieties they’ll love is just plain smart. Plus, watching butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees enjoying the garden as much as you do is one of the many joys […]