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borders.Verbena bonariensis works well in a number of garden settings, such as cottage and contemporary gardens, due to its height and airy appearance. It's also beneficial for attracting wildlife, particularly butterflies.Growing tall on strong, wiry

i have one in mine garden with a combination wit peony's and tree peony's hope it will work as i planned it because the big flower of the peony's and the little flowers of the verbena will contrast (srry for my english i am from holland) I have

with many wild flower seeds) after which they germinated fine.  The problem is I can't remember if it was the verbena bonariensis or the oxe-eye's!!!! I also love VB and grow it every year but I have to say it has never self-seeded in my garden, the soil

Will our love affair with Verbena bonariensis ever wane? This fabulous flower looks as good growing individually among low border plants as it does planted en masse. The open, airy quality of the stems only adds to the appeal. Wildlife loves V

except for the Verbena Bonariensis and the Russian Sage. Are these late starters, or could the frost have got to them? Did you plant bare roots, Dan? No, most of the plants were in 2 litre pots, including the verbenas and russian sage. The verbenas have

Thank you, I will certainly look for this for my garden. Heres a funny story about verbena bonariensis not knowing this variety only the small one which I've used as bedding before, when we move houses the time of year was April and most plants

a distinctive ridged square stem. But verbena normally grows a lot taller than 3 feet, more like 5 or 6 feet, so perhaps this might be something else I would agree Verbena bonariensis, a lot of my self seeded ones have only got to 3 feet this year

to the one i have. The second plant sounds similar to a form of Verbena Bonariensis. Square stems etc. I have had stems of this family grow out of the top of a flower head and produce a smaller flower head which then continued on up. Hi yarrow2 and backyardee

fuschia cuttings last season, they are sometimes now big enough to provide you with more cuttings & thus effectively pinching out the parent plant (last yrs cutting) at the same time. Ditto penstemons & verbena bonariensis. Remember that any cuttings

Hiya, really need some advice, I've just dug out some seed trays and pots, various shapes and sizes and am wanting to sow Sweet Pea's, Aquilegia and Verbena Bonariensis. Now what do I do?! Make sure them trays and pots have been washed