This Parahebe catarractae was flowering well today at The Farm. Coming originally from my own garden as a self-rooted runner, it was cut back hard to help it cope with the stress of being wrenched from its mothers arms. Seems to have got over the trauma!
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Off The Edge Gardening 
Never heard about this one (again) :)))
Looks like a Veronica, nice groundcover.
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Think it may be one of those “are you Veronica, aren’t you Veronica’s” 🙂
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I think it got over its homesickness. 🙂 I’m not familiar with this plant, love it, so pinned it to my bucket list. Thanks.
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Glad you like it, seems to be pretty tough too.
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Now this one, I do like.
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It is a little beauty, isn’t it, so easy and full of flower.
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Pretty little flowers. I had to look this one up, only to find that I have a relative in my own garden: Parahebe perfoliata (Digger’s Speedwell). The flowers aren’t as showy as this one’s.
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I think it is quite tough, might cope with your winter 🙂
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