Veronica stricta

  • Mature size: 2m x 4m 
  • Soil: Dry/Moist
  • Sunlight: Full Sun

Veronica (was Hebe) stricta is a vigorous New Zealand native shrub with upright growth, narrow foliage, and attractive white to pale lilac flower spikes. An original form of hebe found in the North island and top of the South. It is an excellent choice for shelter belts, riparian planting, native restoration projects.  Hardy and fast growing, it thrives in a range of conditions.

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  • Mature size: 2m x 4m 
  • Soil: Dry/Moist
  • Sunlight: Full Sun

Veronica (was Hebe) stricta is a vigorous New Zealand native shrub with upright growth, narrow foliage, and attractive white to pale lilac flower spikes. An original form of hebe found in the North island and top of the South. It is an excellent choice for shelter belts, riparian planting, native restoration projects.  Hardy and fast growing, it thrives in a range of conditions.

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