Verbena catharinae Lavender Frappe Chamaerops I'll admit that I've never

I'll admit that I've never seen anything quite like it

As the leaves mature

first introduced in 1863

This boxwood family member makes a superb

thanks to the Sinningia tubiflora parent

Verbena catharinae Lavender Frappe Chamaerops I'll admit that I've neverVerbena 'Lavender Frappe' is a 2011 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a fantastic Yucca Do selection of the little known Verbena catharinae from the extreme southern tip of Brazil. In appearance, Verbena catharinae looks like a flat growing form of Verbena tenuisecta, but after handling our brutal 2010 2011 winter without a blink, we knew we had something special. The 1" tall drought tolerant carpet of finely dissected green foliage is topped all