Hebe Calcicola
Excellent coastal hebe for windy, salt-exposed sites
Ideal for rock gardens, scree gardens, and dry borders
Neat structural shrub for modern or low-maintenance landscapes
Effective mass-planted for uniformity and texture
Works well in mixed native plantings for biodiversity support Care & Maintenance
Pruning: Light trim after flowering to maintain shape if desired.
Watering: Water through the first growing season; drought-tolerant once established.
Feeding: Apply a slow-release fertiliser in spring if soils are particularly poor.
Pests & Diseases: Generally resistant and trouble-free in well-drained positions. Additional Tips
Avoid heavy, waterlogged soils to ensure long-term health. Excellent choice for gardens with poor or shallow soils where few other shrubs thrive. Fun Fact / Botanical Insight
The species name calcicola comes from Latin meaning “lime-dweller," reflecting its natural habitat on limestone outcrops—one reason this hebe performs exceptionally well in dry, alkaline, and coastal environments. Why Choose Hebe (Veronica) calcicola?
If you need a compact, ultra-hardy native that delivers tidy form, reliable flowering, and exceptional coastal resilience, this hebe is one of the best performers available. Pot Size:
These are our standard size in 7cm square pots.