Verbena bonariensis is an architecturally interesting plant with numerous small, bright violet-blue flowers on thin stems. It blooms from July to October and attracts bees and butterflies. Growing up to 140 cm tall, it is ideal for background planting in perennial borders and as a cut flower. The Royal Horticultural Society has awarded this plant an Award of Garden Merit (AGM).

The tall verbena (Verbena bonariensis) is an absolute eye-catcher in any garden. With its delicate appearance and long flowering period, it adds an elegant dynamic to flowerbeds and harmonizes perfectly with other perennials and grasses. A must-have for natural and modern garden designs!

Details:
Sowing indoors/greenhouse: February to March
Sowing outdoors: April to May
Germination time: 3–4 weeks
Sowing depth: Cover seeds only lightly with soil
Height: up to 140 cm
Planting distance: 100 cm
Flowering time: July to October
Soil: Dry, well-drained
Fertilization: Organic fertilizer, sparingly
Location: Sunny
Water requirement: Low; avoid waterlogging

Growing tips:
Light germinators. The seeds germinate irregularly over a longer period of time. Temperatures below +5 °C promote germination. Therefore, the seed trays should not be discarded too early. Constant humidity is important; direct sunlight should be avoided.
The plant prefers a sunny location with dry, well-drained soil. It is moderately hardy and blooms in the first year.

Use:
cut flower
Bee pasture

Bag contents:
Approx. 200 seeds
Store in a cool, dry place.