VERONICA MOODY BLUES™ 'DARK PINK' – A compact, upright speedwell bursting with vivid pink flower spikes that bloom from early summer through fall. A favorite for pollinator gardens, borders, and containers.
This low-maintenance perennial offers repeat blooms, deer resistance, and a tidy form that fits beautifully in modern landscapes and cottage gardens alike.
- Blooms from early summer to early fall
- Hardy in zones 4–8
- Full sun
- Height 10–12 inches, Width 12–18 inches
- Deer-resistant and pollinator-friendly
Note: The plant is shipped in its pot, carefully packed to avoid movement during transit. Minor leaf loss during shipping is normal. Not available for shipping to California due to agricultural regulations.
Growing Zones: 4–8
| Mature Height: | 10 to 12 Inches |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature Width: | 12 to 18 Inches |
| Botanical Name: | Veronica spicata 'Dark Pink' |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate |
FAQ's
Is Veronica 'Dark Pink' a shrub or perennial?
Veronica 'Dark Pink' is a herbaceous perennial. It forms a low, upright clump and returns every spring after dying back in winter.
What color are the flowers of Veronica 'Dark Pink'?
It produces intense, deep pink flower spikes that stand upright above green foliage and attract bees and butterflies.
When does this Veronica bloom?
It blooms from early summer into early fall. Regular deadheading can encourage additional flushes of blooms.
What kind of soil does it prefer?
Well-drained, average garden soil works best. It prefers slightly acidic to neutral soil and dislikes soggy conditions.
How do I care for Veronica 'Dark Pink'?
Plant in full sun, water regularly in dry weather, and remove faded flowers to keep it blooming. Divide every few years to maintain vigor.
How fast does this plant grow?
It has a moderate growth rate and quickly forms a compact mound of foliage and flowers in the first growing season.
Where should I plant Veronica 'Dark Pink'?
Ideal for sunny borders, butterfly gardens, and containers. It performs best with good air circulation and full sunlight.
Can I plant it close to patios or walkways?
Yes! Its compact size and vibrant color make it perfect for edging along patios, paths, or in raised beds and containers.
Is this plant native to the U.S.?
No, it is a cultivated variety derived from European species, but it is widely adapted to North American gardens.
What pests or diseases affect this Veronica?
It is mostly pest- and disease-resistant. Ensure good drainage and airflow to prevent occasional mildew or root issues.
