Growing Blue Bouquet Veronica Garden Seeds

Sow Blue Bouquet veronica seeds indoors 4-6 weeks prior to final frost in starter trays or small containers with rich, Organic starting mix. Germination can be slow and may take 14-28 days then be transplanted either indoors or out. Blue Bouquet seeds may also be sown directly outside after soil has warmed to at least 65 degrees. Plant Blue Bouquet seeds 12-14 inches apart and press lightly without covering in rich, fertile, and well-drained soil with full sun. Blue Bouquet veronica seeds can be slow to germinate and mature, but easy to grow and promise first year blooms. Blue Bouquet veronica seeds mature at 98-112 days as 12-15 inch tall upright shrubs with a 12 inch spread of soft, spiked lavender and purple florets.

The Blue Bouquet veronica, or Veronica spicata, shares many related properties and growth habits with one of its more popular prairie relatives, the vigorous and invasive Vernonia fasciculata or, Ironweed

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