
Zinnia
Zinnia elegans
Veronica spicata
Spiky flower stems with tiny blooms. Also called speedwell. Adds vertical interest and texture. Delicate appearance. Blue varieties especially popular. Named after Saint Veronica.
Summer, Fall
Temperate
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Stays fresh for 7 to 12 days
when properly cared for
Veronica has no fragrance
Also called speedwell - legend says it grew where Saint Veronica wiped Jesus' face
The blue veronica is one of the truest blue flowers available
Medieval Europeans believed it had healing properties for respiratory issues
Hummingbirds and butterflies are strongly attracted to veronica spikes
Veronica is native to Europe and temperate Asia. The name comes from Saint Veronica, who according to legend wiped the face of Jesus. Medieval herbalists used speedwell for respiratory ailments and skin conditions. It became a cottage garden favorite and is now a popular cut flower for adding height and texture.