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68302

VERBENA BONARIENSIS

Name: VERBENA BONARIENSIS
Brand: vendor-unknown
SKU: 68302
Price: 1.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.8 (5 reviews)

5

$ 1.50

Lavender colored flowers borne in umbels sit high atop 2-3' tall thin stems making a perfect cut flower. The open airy habit and self sowing makes this a wonderful addition to a wildflower garden. From Buenos Aires, a perennial for zones 7-9. 100 seeds G14-90

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05/26/2019

Marie B.

United States

Everything I order from you

Everything I order from you all is first rate! I have shopped with you for many years and will continue to do so. You are one of my main seed sources, and your selections are great. Thank you

CB

09/19/2018

Clare B.

Dull, Mega Dud

Verbena bonariensis was very slow to grow once germinated, but having seen it floating whimsically above other flowers in other gardens, I gave it a chance. This particular strain of seeds produced flowers that could barely be seen. They were practically without petals, and the color was drab and visually receding. This Verbena has a reputation for reseeding, so I have pulled them all up, not wanting seed to germinate in the coming years. If any do germinate in the garden, I will consider them a **** and compost them pronto. It looks like a **** in the garden anyway. If you like Verbena bonariensis, look for a different strain than this one.

ME

07/11/2018

Mary E.

Minneapolis

Not sure I'd grow these again

They are quite tall - about 4 feet with the smallest head of flowers. They don't look anything like the photo here. its too bad your site doesn't allow posting photos with the reviews. I think it would be useful when ordering seeds to see photos and reviews.

07/12/2018

Pinetree Garden Seeds

Hi Mary, I'm sorry that what is growing for you, does not appear to be what is online. If you want to send pictures, you could email us at "hello@superseeds.com". We're interested to see what is growing for you, and would like to help. Pinetree Garden Seeds

DW

06/01/2018

Dawn W.

United States

disappointing germination

The flat remains in our greenhouse but the germination has been very poor so far,