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verbena voodoo pink star Botanical name: Verbena x hybridaVerbena Pink Star has clusters of mid-sized flowers with pink star markings over white and gives a prolonged display from spring to autumn. With a mounded, trailing habit, Verbena Pink Star is the perfect ground cover or cascading plant for garden beds. Prefers full sun to part shade. Grows 10-25cm high x 15-30cm wide. ..

버베나핑크 verbena x hybrida obsession twister pink 버베나는 국표에 없다. Sowing temperature: 18°C / Sowing time pack: wk 6 / Sowing tim e garden: wk 16 / Sowing conditions: Use 1 seed per plug (264 or 128 plugs/tray). Standard conditions. / Germination conditions: 18C, high humidity, slightly covered, do not overwater. Grow at 15-18°C / Transplanting after 3..

Verbena x hybrida Obsession Twister Red Every petal on every bloom in every rounded cluster of flowers is unique on Obsession Twister! The tiny florets shade from white to pink to light red, creating an abstract wash of colors that is simply irresistible! There's no other annual like it in garden or pot, and Twister keeps blooming month after month in the sun! This annual has already won Europe'..

Verbena 'Twister Pink' Large bicolor flowers with dizzy swirling patterns in pink-and-white serenely complemented by dark-green foliage. Hardy, heat- and drought-tolerant 12-14" plants are early bloomers, flower like crazy until first frost, flinging out trailing vines that tumble out of hanging pots and patio containers. Easy upkeep plants flourish in sun and shade. http://www.burpee.com/flower..

verbena peruviana 페루 버베나 General Description Peruvian verbena is a very low and spreading flowering perennial that offers super vibrant red flowers with small white centers. This easy to grow tender perennial will bloom continuously from late spring through summer and often into fall with good care. It originates from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile where it inhabits open areas and uplands. In fros..

가든버베나 Verbena hybrida Hort. ex Vilm.-가든버베나 A race of bedding verbenas, derived primarily from Verbena teucrioides, V. incisa, V. peruviana and V. phlogifera, developed in the mid-19th century. They are erect and bushy, or spreading and mat-forming perennials, usually grown as annuals, with tight panicles of tiny, white, pink, red, yellow or purple-blue flowers, usually with a white eye, in summe..