'Annie’ is a verbena cultivar that is reportedly winter hardy to USDA Zone 4. It is noted for its profuse bloom of lavender-pink flowers which bloom continuously from spring to fall.

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Verbena ‘Annie!’ has deeply cut foliage and sweet lavender-purple blooms that appear in late April and will continue non-stop until a hard frost in late October.

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Annie! Perennial Verbena Soil: Dry Plant Shape: Horizontal Exposure: Full Sun Bloom Time: May - June July - August September - October Bloom Color: Pink Lavender Landscape Use: …

Verbena sp. "Annie" Planted in May 2009 and bloomed the first week of June. I'm testing this variety in my zone 5 garden to see if it's winter hardy. Full-grown it can reach 6 inches tall and …

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Verbena ‘Annie!’ is a truly cold hardy, long-lived, long blooming perennial Verbena. The lightly fragrant, lavender-pink flowers start up in mid-spring and are continuous until hard frost in …