Verbena lilacina 'De La Mina', Cedros Island Verbena salt-tolerant Foliage emerges red with spotting

Foliage emerges red with spotting and expands to red freckles before finally turning green

Mature size: 20-25 ft T x W

They are at home in the moist woodland border or pond- or stream-side

They have robust root systems and will show their happy faces again either later in the fall or next spring

Early- to late-spring blooms have white falls with dark purple eyelashes and veins

Verbena lilacina 'De La Mina', Cedros Island Verbena salt-tolerant Foliage emerges red with spottingClusters of fragrant lavender purple star shaped flowers are wonderfully attractive to butterflies and bees! Blooms heavily late spring through summer and will continue blooming until frost with some supplemental summer watering. Delicate, dissected light green foliage forms an attractive, rounded shape. Selected in 1996 by Carol Bornstein, then Director of Horticulture at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, in the Canyon de la Mina at the northern end