Veronica

The white-hairy foliage resembles that of the common garden sage in appearance. Foliage is mostly 8" or less in height. The small, deep blue flowers appear in clusters on upright stems in the summer.

The small, deep blue flowers appear in clusters on upright stems in the summer. Develops into a small, dense clump.

A mat-forming creeper. Bears pretty, deep blue flowers in the late spring. Tends to look ragged by late summer.

A delicate, mat-forming creeper with very small, rounded, glossy, evergreen leaves. Flowers are small, white and blue. A good rock garden plant.

Small, creeping groundcover which has naturalized in the U.S. Tiny blue and white flowers bloom from April to October. Flowers pale blue or white in leafy, stalked spikes, with purple veins on the petals. Reddish stems grow prostrate in the spring, becoming a dense groundcover by mid-spring.; Flowers from April to October. Grows in a variety of conditions, dry to wet, sun to shade. Common on bare ground, gravel and can also be found in mountain scree. Considered invasive in MD and TN.