Description
EnduraScape Red verbena produces clusters of vivid red flowers above a low, spreading canopy. The original listing describes plants about 8–12 inches tall and 12–24 inches wide. Its trailing habit works well along bed edges, in hanging baskets, and spilling over patio containers. The flowers can attract butterflies and other pollinators.
Growing EnduraScape Red in Alabama
Plant in full sun for the best bloom display. Choose well-drained soil; raised beds or containers with drainage holes are helpful where Alabama soils stay wet. Water regularly until established, then water when the top of the soil begins to dry. Avoid keeping the crown constantly soggy during humid weather. Lightly trim long or tired stems to encourage fresh branching, and feed moderately during active growth. This verbena flowers through much of the warm season and can persist longer in mild conditions, but winter survival varies with drainage and cold exposure.
