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veronica speedwell 'aztec gold'

19 years ago

Just picked this up. It was an impulse purchase, just a 4" pot. But now I'm doing a bit of research. So far all sites state zone 4, which is extreme for me. Anyone else have this plant?

I should know better, but there was only one!

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valleyrimgirl
19 years ago
I found a few sites listing it as zone 3. So, maybe they are not exactly sure if it is zone 3 or 4?

http://www.sunnyborder.com/pages/genus.php?id=474

I don't have this veronica. Yet.

Brenda
debbiecz3
19 years ago
Yes hi, I grow this plant and I'm actually zone 2b. I love it, it's such a bright spot of color in the garden. I've had it now for 3 years and it has been very reliable.
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north53 Z2b MB
Original Author
19 years ago
Oh good, I'm happy to hear that Debbie! Now to figure out where to put it.
Brenda, even zone 3 is a better classification for me; thanks for the link.

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