Verbena plant is perennial, drought tolerant, semi-woody with dense patches of flowers blooms on top. This plant produces fragrant, good looking flowers. Flowering annual with a long blooming time and an ability to attract butterflies. Some species, hybrids and cultivars of verbena are used as ornamental plants. They are drought-resistant, tolerating full to partial sun, and enjoy well-drained, average soils. Plants are usually grown from seed. Some species and hybrids are not hardy and are treated as half-hardy annuals in bedding schemes

Plant Specifications

Planting And Care for Verbena Plant

• Watering should be done early in the morning if the soil is dry.
• When blooms slow, trim the entire plant back by one fourth for a new show of flowers in two to three weeks.
• Fertilize lightly following the trim and water well.
• Apply the organic fertilizer in early monsoon and spring season.

Care

• Plant the seedlings of Verbena plant in late spring or early summer. Make sure that you are well past your last frost and the days are long. Ensure they are planted in well-drained soil. After planting, fertilize the plant.

Verbena Plant Special Feature

• Attractive flowering

Uses