Homestead Purple Verbena Plant – 4″ Potted Perennial Herb – Live Plant

Homestead Purple Verbena Plant: A Garden Gem

The Homestead Purple Verbena Plant is a prolific bloomer, showcasing large, rich, velvety purple flowers from May through the first frost. This perennial herb is an excellent choice for any low-maintenance garden, providing vibrant color and attracting beneficial pollinators. Its flamboyant nature makes it a stunning companion to silver-leaved plants like Artemisia, Lamb’s ears, or white-flowered Echinacea.

This Verbena variety forms a mat of dark green, dissected leaves on stems that sprawl and spread, covered all season long with bright flower clusters. With its long blooming period and deer-resistant qualities, it’s a robust and rewarding addition to your garden. Perfect for containers, it brings beauty and life to any space.

Benefits of the Homestead Purple Verbena Plant:

• Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
• Deer resistant
• Long-blooming from early summer to late fall
• Suitable for containers
• Beneficial for pollinators

The Homestead Purple Verbena thrives in full sun to mostly sunny conditions and is suitable for zones 6-10. Ensure normal soil conditions for optimal growth. This plant’s resilience and beauty make it a must-have for any gardener. When ordering, please keep in mind that we ship these plants Monday-Wednesday to minimize transit time, especially during extreme temperatures.

Please note that while our plants are carefully packaged, they are living things and may be vulnerable to damage during shipping in severe weather. We encourage you to use your best judgment when ordering during unusually hot (above 95F) or cold (below 32F) weather. Plan ahead for the best planting time in your area to ensure successful gardening and a thriving plant.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How big will the Homestead Purple Verbena get? This plant typically reaches a height of about 12 inches and spreads 2-3 feet wide.
• What type of soil is best for my Verbena plant? Normal soil conditions are ideal for this plant. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.
• How often should I water my Homestead Purple Verbena? Water regularly, especially during hot and dry periods. Verbena prefers consistent moisture but doesn’t like to sit in soggy soil.
• When is the best time to plant my Verbena? Mid to late spring, after the danger of hard frost has passed, is the optimal time. Summer and early fall are also suitable if adequate water is provided.
• Does this plant attract pollinators? Yes, the Homestead Purple Verbena is highly attractive to butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial pollinators, making it a great addition to any wildlife-friendly garden.