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Often referred to as purpletop vervain or tall verbena, Verbena bonariensis is a striking architectural perennial. It enjoys a well-deserved prominence in contemporary and traditional border garden design.
This elegant plant typically reaches heights of 1.5-2m (5-7ft), with slender, angular stems. The stems branch out to support tightly packed clusters of small, lilac-purple flowers, creating a delightful, airy effect.
Often referred to as purpletop vervain or tall verbena, Verbena bonariensis is a striking architectural perennial. It enjoys a well-deserved prominence in contemporary and traditional border garden design.
This elegant plant typically reaches heights of 1.5-2m (5-7ft), with slender, angular stems. The stems branch out to support tightly packed clusters of small, lilac-purple flowers, creating a delightful, airy effect.