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Wrapping Up Our Hebes Growing Guide

Shrubby Veronica, a shrub that can deal with the harshness of a mountain slope, and just as effortlessly, look beautiful in your garden. Talk about versatility!

Hebes bloom generously and also attract butterflies, so not only will you have divine flowers to enjoy, your shrub will invite other pretty garden visitors too. With their ability to be compact and work in any garden, you will enjoy nurturing this shrub to its best potential.

Growing a hebe is super easy, and you can propagate from cuttings with a good success rate. We’re quite taken with this shrubby New Zealand native, and are giving the hebe our green thumbs up!

Published on March 30, 2022 by Maisie Blevins

Last Updated on February 21, 2024

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Hebes Plant – How to Grow and Care Guide

What it lacks in popularity, hebes makes up for in opportunity. Hebe plant is a stunning, shrub growing species with over 90 different evergreen varieties.

This long-flowering plant is an ideal option for a range of garden settings, and although it can be short-lived, it requires very little care in the right conditions.

Bold and bee-friendly, the hebe plant is a great way to celebrate the spring in your garden. Here is everything you’ll need to know to cultivate, care for, and grow hebe plant.

Hebes Plant - How to Grow and Care Guide

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What are Hebes?

Hebes are a range of garden plants that are often unrecognized gems in the garden. Native to New Zealand and Australia, most cultivars of the 90 hebe plant species are incredibly hardy and suitable for growth in a range of climates.

Hebe plants are incredibly long flowering, starting in late Autumn and blooming long into the spring. Each cultivar has curiously unique leaves ranging in colour from dark green, to purple, to pink with some variegated varieties.

Hebe plants are suitable to be grown directly in the soil, in a pot or raised bed. Hebe plant can be grown around borders, as a ground cover or a low-growing hedge.

Although named after the Greek Goddess of Youth, most cultivars have a surprisingly short lifespan. Luckily, however, they are fairly easy to propagate.

Popular Hebes Varieties to Grow

Hebe Great Orme

Is a hardy fairly open shrub that has leaves that are spear shaped and are very long. The flowers are bright pink in color and are usually held in tapering racemes that are long.

This type of hebe is perfect to be planted during the autumn and summer season and can grow for as short as 1.4 meters to 5 feet.

Hebe Blue Clouds

This variety are showy and hardy with foliage that is dark green and is lance-shaped. The foliage will usually turn dark purple when the weather turns cool.

You should know that there are generally two flushes of flowers, wherein the first one is usually during the months of June and July, while the second one is during the months of September and December. This hebe variety can grow 1 meters to 39 inches.

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