EnduraScape Hot Pink Verbena - 1 Gallon Pot

For years the only truly cold hardy perennial Verbena we'd found and had growing in our gardens was 'Homestead Purple'. That all changed with the introduction of the Endurascape Verbenas, cold hardy to USDA Zone 8a. The first verbena that’s hardy in the hottest days of summer, but can take the cold, down to the low teens, and still be there reblooming in spring. 

EnduraScape Hot Pink beats all other pink Verbenas in flower production, and takes the heat and stays in flower longer. The vibrant pink flower color and superior branching create a full habit bursting with blooms to brighten up your garden spring through frost, year round in frost-free climates. EnduraScape Hot Pink Verbena isn't as aggressive as Homestead so it fits well in smaller spaces, flowering prolifically on trailing stems that form a dense, ground-hugging carpet maybe 6 inches above the ground. Also an excellent spiller plant for container gardens and hanging baskets. Both butterflies and hummingbirds will thank you for planting this one in your gardens!

Growing to about 8 inches tall and spreading to 2 feet or more, Endurascape Hot Pink Verbena is an ideal selection for a low border, in groupings or mass plantings, or to cascade over a wall. It is also ideal for growing as a spiller plant in container gardens. That said, when growing in a container, where the roots are exposed to colder air temperatures during winter, the plant may not be as cold hardy. That said, pots can be always be brought indoors when temperatures are forecast to drop below freezing. Otherwise, when growing in the ground, plants are hardy to the low teens, and read reports that plants have come back from the roots with 0 degrees. A fine addition to butterfly and hummingbird gardens, pink theme gardens, rock gardens and cottage gardens.

Suggested Spacing:  18 inches apart for mass plantings