Veronica spicata | Blue Carpet | Spiked Speedwell Tea towel Scotland 1824

Scotland 1824

The perfect choice for a dry sunny spot

Deadhead to keep the plant neat and tidy and cut it back in late summer after flowering has finished

Her book Floret Farm's A Year in Flowers was a New York Times bestseller and her first book

They are so-called crested irises because of the ridged area on the tops of their three large petals

Veronica spicata | Blue Carpet | Spiked Speedwell Tea towel Scotland 1824Veronica spicata 'Blue Carpet' Spiked Speedwell. This is an excellent small and neat variety of Spike Speedwell. It grows into a low bushy mound or tuft of dark green leaves, upon which short spikes of bright violet blue flowers rise up from in early summer for several weeks. So useful in the garden as an edging plant, in the rock garden or in tubs and containers as it has a natural tendency to spread out a little. Shear lightly after blooming to