Aloysia virgata Osmunda highlighted by red bloodshot-eye-like veins

highlighted by red bloodshot-eye-like veins

The tight clumps are composed of narrow foliage

make a spectacular statement in the garden

While they may grow in shade

Aloysia virgata Osmunda highlighted by red bloodshot-eye-like veinsWe have grown Aloysia virgata since 2001 and it has become one of our favorite summer flowering plants. In our climate, tree verbena dies to the ground in winter and behaves as an 8' tall perennial, whereas in more southerly climates it makes a large open shrub to 15'. The upright woody stems of Aloysia virgata are clothed with dark green sandpapery leaves. Starting in July and continuing until a hard frost, the branches end in terminal spikes of