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Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Well-drained, moderately dry to moderately moist; loamy or rocky
Height: 2–3 feet
Bloom: June–September
A distinctive New Mexico native with tall, upright stems topped by narrow spikes of small blue to purple flowers. Spike Verbena is common in mountain meadows, open valleys, and grasslands across the state, where it often appears in groups among native grasses and other summer wildflowers. Its long flower spikes bring a different shape and texture to the garden and provide forage for bees, butterflies, and other flower-visiting insects.
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Well-drained, moderately dry to moderately moist; loamy or rocky
Height: 2–3 feet
Bloom: June–September
A distinctive New Mexico native with tall, upright stems topped by narrow spikes of small blue to purple flowers. Spike Verbena is common in mountain meadows, open valleys, and grasslands across the state, where it often appears in groups among native grasses and other summer wildflowers. Its long flower spikes bring a different shape and texture to the garden and provide forage for bees, butterflies, and other flower-visiting insects.