Verbena Grandiflora

An annual plant. The plant is a branched bush with oblong dark green leaves and non-double flowers, collected in inflorescences-shields with a diameter of 6-10 cm. All green parts of the plant are pubescent with hard gray hairs. The coloration is varied, monophonic or with a light eye in the center. The flowers have a pleasant aroma. Verbena is photophilous and rather cold-resistant. Prefers light, moderately fertile soil and open sunny places. Top dressing with complex mineral fertilizer (every 2 weeks) makes flowering more abundant and longer. For seedlings, seeds are sown in March – April. Seeds germinate slowly. At a temperature of 18-20°C, seedlings appear in 20-30 days. For more friendly germination, it is advisable to soak the verbena seeds in a growth stimulator (Gumat, Epin, etc.).

Verbena tolerates transplantation well at any age. Used for flower beds, borders, borders. Very good in arrays and containers, patios and loggias.