Hebe Fruticeti

Frost Tolerance Very hardy; withstands alpine cold, wind, and coastal conditions Landscaping & Garden Uses

Excellent for alpine and rock gardens

Coastal gardens and dry exposed sites

Mass planting for structure and uniformity

Great border shrub for native and mixed landscapes

Strong pairing with grasses, flaxes, poboys, and other small hebes Care & Maintenance

Pruning: Not required; naturally compact.
Watering: Minimal once established; water during first season only.
Feeding: Benefits from light spring feeding in poor soils.
Pests & Diseases: Highly resistant; very reliable in harsh environments. Additional Tips

Ideal for gardens where frost, salt, or wind limit plant choices.

Plant in groups for a cohesive alpine aesthetic.

Avoid heavy, waterlogged soils. Fun Fact / Botanical Insight

Many alpine hebes evolved in extreme environments, developing compact forms and tough foliage—traits clearly seen in Hebe (Veronica) fruticeti. Why Choose Hebe (Veronica) fruticeti?

A resilient, compact, and beautifully floriferous alpine hebe that brings year-round structure and spring brightness to even the toughest sites.

Pot Size: These are our standard size in 7cm square pots.