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Common name: "Creeping Veronica"
Latin name:
Veronica repens 'Sunshine'

Creeping Veronica
Zone: 4 - 8
Elevation to:
7500'
Growth habit:
Mat forming
Max height:
2" - 4"
Spread: 6" - 12"
Flowers: Yes, May - June
Flower type: 
Native to area: No
Available varieties: 20+
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured: Veronica repens 'Sunshine'
Photo: Missouri Botanic Gardens
Cultivation: Plant in full sun to partial shade in well drained soil. "Creeping Veronica" grows well in poor soils. Veronicas with furry leaves dislike having wet feet while dormant. A good choice for planting in crevices of rock walkways.

Propagation:
Seed can be started in a cold frame or greenhouse in fall and held until the next growing season. Since most of us are unable to do this your best bet is to purchase pre-started plants at your local Garden Center. Once established plants can be divided in spring or fall.

Potential pests ~ diseases:
Mildews.
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