Veronica Georgia Blue provides colors to our perennial
border through Spring and into the early part of Summer. It takes a brief respite during the
hard frost period around the first of the year, and I am not certain that
there wasn't a bloom on it then, but once we get a bit of
sunshine it is back in bloom. Compared to this Speedwell's native
Russia we are always in Spring and Summer. Veronica peduncularis
Georgia Blue plants are only 3-4" tall but
they slowly spread to 2 feet or more in a dense mat that is full of
blooms. Veronica peduncularis Georgia Blue might be used in much the
same ways a Lobelia would be, the Veronica foliage consistently
looks much better.
High resolution images
of Veronica Georgia Blue are available
