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Veronica calycina
Common Name
Hairy speedwell
Family
Scrophulariaceae
Description
Perennial, trailing herb with fine hairs. Roots at nodes. Stems horizonatal to 50 mm.
size
Height to 8 cm, spreads to 30 cm
Leaf
Leaves are egg-shaped growing opposite. up to 30mm long. Edges are rounded teeth with apex pointer. Deeply veined. Hairy. Dark green colour
Flower
4 petal flower in loose cluster of up to 10 flowers on upper part of stem. Colour blue-mauve, Darker vein-like markings.
Flower Season
October to December
Fruit
Broad egg shaped to 5 mm long with dense fine hairs.
Propagation
From seed
Details
Naturally occurring plants in moist woodland and forest. Shaded.
Attracts
None recorded
Conservation Status
Common, not threatened
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