Georgia Blue Veronica Speedwell Water|When Soil Becomes Dry To Touch

Georgia Blue Veronica Speedwell Water|When Soil Becomes Dry To TouchWe think that Georgia Blue is an absolute wonderful Speedwell additions to gardens. The rich blue flowers of Georgia smother the lush backdrop of deep green glossy foliage. Georgia is a ground cover, creeping dainty evergreen (actually, her foliage burns a pretty winter brown and green color in the winter months). The flowers have white eyes and the leaf tips are tinged with burgundy and copper overtones. In early spring, Georgia blues the prettiest

while it's generally safe

together with soft elastic material

Deadheading spent flowers can encourage extended blooming

Prune annually after flowering

Does best in bright to medium indirect light

Sulfur Dust provides a versatile method of controlling listed insects and diseases

commonly called blackberry lily or leopard lily

Phantom is the top pick

They aren't picky eaters

Over watering should be avoided

They're great for your garden but also for hanging indoor or outdoor just about anywhere

The blooms open in lavish abundance on a bush that's a modest 3' tall and wide