Hebe flowering shrub in the cultivation jar

Hebe versatile green discovery Hebe, also known as bush veronica, is perhaps not so well -known, but versatile. The leaf of the plant is already attractive; From light green to dark green and very light gray. In the winter and spring there are even specimens that have a purple-red leaf. The loose structure of Hebe fits very well in the border of a garden where nature can go its own way. Also in large, sleek planters on the terrace, the somewhat wild appearance of Hebe is surprising. Put the plants in a humus -rich soil, don't give them too much water and they give you a lot back. Hebe can be mixed well with other plants with purple, white and vegetable tones. A real asset!
Butterflies & bees Hebe blooms in bunches of white, purple or pink flowers. Flowers with long stamens that give the flower a dreamy "look". We are not the only ones who love those flowers, butterflies and bees also love it. In the garden, Hebe is a fantastic plant that we are really discovering.
Hardy green people. The evergreen bushes are becoming increasingly popular, because they can withstand the cold and light frost much better in the past. If the winter is really cold, you protect them by packing them in, for example, fleece or bubble plastic. Especially when they are in bins. 
Trivia Hebe is the goddess of youth in Greek mythology. She stands for the flowering of nature and spring and donates nectar to the gods. For eternal life ...
Availability from mid -July to October is available. The range is greatest in August.
This Hebe bush is offered in the growing pot of 23 cm, the height of the plant is 40 cm.