VERONICASTRUM VIRGINICUM Spring Seasonal the swamp white oak thrives

the swamp white oak thrives in damp conditions

columnar form

serrated pointy leaves emerge green before fading to a beautiful ensemble of red and gold in the fall

Young sprouts emerge from the base of the main plant and can easily be transplanted to propagate new plants

VERONICASTRUM VIRGINICUM Spring Seasonal the swamp white oak thrivesLatin Name: Veronicastrum virginicum Description: This tall native plant is well known for its stunning long, slender spires of small white to light purple tubular flowers that appear in midsummer. They bloom for weeks, putting on a fantastically long lived show. The blossoms are mounted high above the lance shaped, dark green leaves, arranged in whorls around the stems. A stunning native choice for a bold statement in sunny areas. Zone: 3 Height: 90