Is your verbena starting to wilt? While you might be eager to get your secateurs out, experts say that may not be needed ...

The trailing verbena most commonly grown and recommended is Homestead Purple, however. After many years of side-by-side trials with other verbena cultivars, Homestead Purple has consistently been ...

It is the perennial verbena that looks best in the hot, stressful summer months. Homestead Purple is also the longest-lived trailing verbena, often persisting for three or four years in the garden.

The trailing verbena is a short-lived perennial that generally lives 2 to 4 years in the garden. October through November and February through March are the best times of the year to plant ...

* Scientific name: Verbena X hybrida * Growth habit: A trailing perennial often planted as an annual growing to 12 inches tall and 2 feet wide. The leaves are medium to dark green, ovate in shape w… ...

Trailing Verbena Mr Eyles explained: "With masses of delicate flowers, Verbena are invaluable for tying your basket display together. "They will flower for months on end too." To keep your ...

For sunny areas, some of the most popular flowers include diascia, petunia, ivy geranium, lobelia, bacopa, calibrachoa (million bells), alyssum, trailing snapdragon, trailing verbena, lotus and ...

If you’re looking for a more pared-back and calming aesthetic, opt for lobelia ‘white cascade’, purple-trailing verbena ‘lanai blue’ and fuchsia ‘delta’s Sarah’.

Verbena home gardening tips: While verbena seed is available, many of the newer varieties that have the desirable traits are vegetatively propagated and can be found as young plants at your local ...

Trailing verbena comes in bright, bold colors as well as dainty pastels, and our cool evenings intensify their colors. This plant also has nice, feathery foliage and most varieties will winter over — ...