4x Hebe — Mix 'Heartbreaker' multi-coloured - Hardy plant

Plant your Hebe immediately upon receipt, in pots or planters, or in the garden. If you want your shrubby veronica as a pot plant use a large one with holes in the base. Layer the base with potsherds or hydro-pellets. Add fresh potting compost and plant the Hebe at the right depth. Fill the pot with more potting compost and press well in. Water generously immediately. Stand the pot in full sun. A porous pot is best lined with plastic, or just use a plastic pot - it all helps to prevent evaporation of the plant's water. If planting in the garden, improve your soil with the addition of some potting compost. Hebe in the garden The very pretty, evergreen foliage on a Hebe makes it a lovely addition to any border. Goes wonderfully well with white forsythia (Abeliophyllum distichum) or an American Lila (Ceanothus pallidus) 'Marie Simon'. Great in amongst the heather in a bed too.

The leaves on this unusual, shrubby veronica have creamy margins. The young leaves are tinted with a strikingly bright pink. The whole plant becomes a pink glow in the winter. This ensures that the evergreen hebe is very decorative throughout the year. Shrubby Veronica is an ideal plant for the border and also a great plant for pots and planters on the patio.

The leaves on this unusual, shrubby veronica have creamy margins. The young leaves are tinted with a strikingly bright pink. The whole plant becomes a pink glow in the winter. This ensures that the evergreen hebe is very decorative throughout the year. Shrubby Veronica is an ideal plant for the border and also a great plant for pots and planters on the patio.