25 bare root plants in a single order. Price includes shipping and tariffs. Shipping spring 2027 based on zone.
Veronicastrum virginicum Album forms a tall, self-supporting clump with strong upright stems, deep green leaves arranged in distinctive whorls, and slender white racemes whose smaller side branches create a candelabra effect. Pink stamens add a subtle detail to the white flowers from late spring through summer and into early autumn.
Grow it in full sun or partial shade in moderately fertile, humus-rich soil that stays moist but drains well. Water evenly while the roots establish, apply a balanced fertilizer in early spring, remove fading flower spikes, and cut back old stems late in the season.
Its vertical outline suits flowering borders, prairie-style plantings, rain gardens, and wildlife gardens, where the blooms attract bees and butterflies. The root is potentially toxic if eaten, so do not consume it.