Veronica Penduncularis ‘Georgia Blue’ – [CG]

Veronica peduncularis ‘Georgia Blue’ – Low-Growing Blue Spring Bloomer

‘Georgia Blue’ Veronica is a vibrant, spreading perennial prized for its profusion of small, sky-blue flowers that appear in early to mid-spring. Its fine-textured foliage forms a lush mat, transitioning to bronze-purple hues in the cooler months.

This hardy, deer-resistant groundcover is perfect for edging paths, softening rock walls, or spilling over containers. It’s low-maintenance, drought-tolerant once established, and an excellent choice for all-season interest.

• � Masses of brilliant blue flowers in spring
• � Semi-evergreen foliage with bronze-purple winter tones
• � Ideal for edging, borders, rock gardens, or containers
• � Deer-resistant and drought-tolerant
• � Mature Size: 4–6 in. tall, 12–24 in. spread
• ☀️ Full Sun to Part Shade

Note: Excellent for early pollinators and long-lasting color in spring garden displays.

Growing Zones: 4–8 outdoors

FAQ’s

When does ‘Georgia Blue’ bloom

It blooms in early to mid-spring with a profusion of blue flowers.

Does it stay green in winter

It is semi-evergreen, with foliage that often turns bronze-purple in cooler months.

Is it drought-tolerant

Yes, once established, it tolerates dry conditions well.

Will deer eat it

No, it is generally deer-resistant.

Can it be grown in containers

Yes, it cascades beautifully over the edges of pots and planters.