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Verbena rigida 'Lilac Haze'
By Spritzhenry
5 Aug, 2009
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This is only hardy in a mild winter, sadly.
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I do like it, so I get it each year in the hope it might survive...it did the first year! The purple version has lived (or seeded itself) every year.
5 Aug, 2009
I got a peach one this year it's in a pot with pelargoniums.I thought I might have to discard it when its finished flowering.Is it worth trying to keep it do you think ?
5 Aug, 2009
Dainty little flowers pretty
5 Aug, 2009
Is yours a 'bedding' Verbena? I think you can take cuttings off them, rather than try to keep them. I have tried, but the cuttings didn't 'take', sadly.
6 Aug, 2009
It is Aztec (TM) verbena 'Coral' a semi -trailer for pots and containers. I will try cuttings,although I was thinking of bringing the whole pot indoors as the pelargonium is quite large now and I would like to keep that. If they succeed all the merrier,can never have too many plants can we ? lol
7 Aug, 2009
Oh, I know the Aztec ones, and they are beautiful, but annuals...but you can get cuttings off them! Good luck with all your efforts at keeping it!
7 Aug, 2009
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Lovely shade of lilac :)
5 Aug, 2009