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Waterperry Blue Speedwell

Waterperry Blue Speedwell

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  • Full Sun (6+ hrs/day)
  • Perennial
  • Mature Spread: 12"-18"

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Bloom Seasons: Spring, Summer, and Fall

Pest Resistance: Pest Resistant (General), Disease Resistant (General), Mildew Resistant, Slug & Snail Resistant, and Gopher Resistant

Environmental Tolerance: Drought Tolerant, Heat Tolerant, and Rocky/Sandy Soil Tolerant

Attracts Butterflies and Bees

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About this Plant

Veronica 'Waterperry Blue' (Veronica 'Waterperry Blue') is a delightful, low-growing speedwell that enchants with a generous profusion of soft, pale lavender-blue flower spikes rising above a mat of small, rounded, semi-evergreen leaves that bronze attractively in cool weather. The flowers are dainty but extraordinarily prolific — appearing in a cool, airy haze of gentle blue that creates a softening, naturalistic effect at the front of borders, along pathways, and spilling gracefully over the edges of containers and raised beds. 'Waterperry Blue' combines the wild, effortless grace of a meadow wildflower with the dependable, consistent performance of a well-bred garden perennial — making it a quietly essential, irreplaceable addition to any thoughtfully composed landscape.

This professional-grade 4" plant arrives with a well-developed root system cultivated through professional horticultural practices — ready to establish quickly and spread into its characteristic low, mat-forming habit. 'Waterperry Blue' excels as a ground cover in rock gardens, as a refined pathway edger, as a front-of-border filler, and as a cascading spiller in containers and raised planters where its airy, naturalistic flower display and fine-textured foliage mat can be appreciated up close. Its gentle, manageable spreading pace creates a reliable, weed-suppressing carpet that improves in density and ornamental quality with each successive season.

  • Prolific Pale Lavender-Blue Flower Spikes: Clouds of delicate, soft lavender-blue flower spikes rise above the low foliage mat in spring and early summer — creating a gentle, naturalistic haze of cool color that brightens border edges, rock garden surfaces, and pathway margins with a sustained, charming floral display of real character and refinement.
  • Attractive Bronzing Semi-Evergreen Foliage: Small, rounded leaves remain ornamentally attractive through most of the year, taking on warm bronze tones in cool autumn and winter weather — providing fine-textured, year-round ground coverage and four-season interest in mild garden climates.
  • Superb Ground Cover & Edging Plant: The low, spreading, mat-forming habit creates a reliable, weed-suppressing carpet perfectly scaled for rock gardens, pathway edging, front-of-border placement, and container spillover — one of the most refined and practically useful low-growing perennials available for the ornamental garden.
  • Pollinator Friendly: The abundant, continuously produced lavender-blue flower spikes attract bees and beneficial insects reliably throughout the bloom season — supporting local pollinator populations while delivering a charming, sustained floral display at ground level in the garden.
  • Adaptable & Low Maintenance: Thrives in sun to partial shade with average, well-drained soil and tolerates some drought once well established — requiring little more than an occasional light trim after flowering to maintain a tidy, compact appearance through the growing season.

These 4" healthy live plants thrive in full sun to partial shade with average, well-drained soil; avoid prolonged waterlogging or standing water. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce to moderate supplemental irrigation. USDA Hardiness Zones 4–8; mature height: 4–6 inches; spread: 12–18 inches. Bloom time: spring through early summer, with sporadic rebloom possible in fall in cooler climates. Trim lightly after the main flush of bloom to encourage a second wave of flowers and refresh the foliage mat.