Cichorium intybus (Blue Chicory)
£5.50A tall plant and although possibly not native to the UK, it has been known here since at least Roman... [full details]
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Soil Type: Well-Drained
Colour: Purple
A superb low-growing perennial verbena which produces masses of branched candelabras of deep purple to magenta flowers. Shorter than many verbena. this really produces an amazing display of flowers, from June right through to autumn.
The foliage is mainly green, but may turn purple as it ages.
Introduced into Europe in about 1820 by Dr John Gillies.
Happy in most soils, including quite dry, in full sun or partial shade.
Height: 30cm
Common name(s): Slender vervain, large-veined verbena, veined verbena
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