Discovered in a public garden in Bampton, UK, this airy verbena is a cloud of tiny lavender-pink flowers. Reaching 24″ tall and wide, it’s perfect for mass plantings, large tubs, or as a whimsical filler in beds and containers. Understated at first, it bursts to life in mid-summer, attracting butterflies and beneficial insects, with blooms that persist through fall. Cooler weather deepens the foliage to rich eggplant tones, adding evolving color and enchanting charm to any garden.
