Verbena EnduraScape™ Pink Bicolor
2017 AAS Flower Winner
Verbena EnduraScape™ Pink Bicolor

EnduraScape™ is described as “tough as nails” because it is the first verbena that can tolerate drought and heat plus survive cooler temperatures down to the low teens. This long-blooming pink bicolor verbena is spectacular in the landscape, edging a walk or border as well as in large containers and baskets. Vigorous plants are sturdy spreaders that pop with abundant soft pink blossoms that darken in intensity toward the center of the bloom. Pink Bicolor is the newest color in the series and the AAS Judges deemed it truly spectacular!

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Available in plant form only.
Plant Description
Genus:
Verbena
Species:
peruviana
Common Name:
Verbena
Plant Habit:
 Spreading
Plant Height:
 8-12 inches
Foliage Color:
Dark green
Bloom Time:
 Spring to frost
Bloom Color:
 Pink
Bloom Size:
 2 inches
Bloom Color Pattern:
 Bicolor
Breeder:
Ball FloraPlant
Close Market Comparison:
EnduraScape™ Lavender, Lanai Bright Eye
Planting & Care
Garden Spacing:
 20 inches
Duration Type:
Annual
Hardiness Zone/Hardy to Zone:
Zone 7
Light Needs:
Full sun
Water Needs:
Dry to normal
Weather Tolerance:
 Heat, cold, rain, frost, wind
Staking Required:
No
Pollinator Friendly:
 Yes
Container:
Yes
Hanging Basket:
 Yes
Low Edging:
 Yes
Ground Cover:
 Yes
How to Grow:

Plant in full sun in large containers or in the ground about 18″ apart. Avoid watering late in the day or evening, and fertilize regularly for biggest flower power!

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  1. Vaughn Fletcher

    I saw this variety in multiple trials this summer south to north and it truly is a eye catcher worthy of the AAS distinction

  2. Allison

    These verbenas flowered all season long in my containers! A definite winner!

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