Re: Veronica 'Goodness Grows'


This has been my experience with Goodness Grows as well, Val.
While I would certainly encourage people to try different species and 
cultivars of veronicas, I have a half dozen of these (just checked the tag 
this morning before the snow got too deep again to make sure) and they have 
been remarkably trouble free and if I remember to deadhead, they will bloom 
for quite a while.  Perhaps whatever disease is causing problems for others 
is just not present in my garden, or it may be dependant on soil and weather 
conditions.

Bob Campbell


>I'm surprised to read that this can be disease-prone for some people.  I've
>never had a problem with mine, but I keep it on the dry side.  It has
>already formed a nice green carpet this early in the year and I have plans
>to divide it in a couple of weeks.  It bloomed all summer for me in full
>sun.  Just keep the old flowers picked.
>
>Val in KY
>zone 6a
>

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