Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi

The Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi, also known as HEBE, is a beautiful plant with a variety of unique characteristics. Its leaf arrangement is crosswise opposite, and the general shape of the leaves is elongate and lanceolate. The leaves have a dark green color and a glossy, smooth surface. They are also relatively narrow, with a width of 2-3 cm and a size of 5-7.5 cm.

When it comes to the flowers, the Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi produces single flowers with a small diameter of 1-10 mm. The flowers come in a range of stunning blue-dark blue-violet shades, adding a touch of elegance to any garden. The flower color distribution is bicolored, with the secondary color being blue-light blue violet.

One notable aspect of the Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi is the absence of scent in its flowers. While some plants rely on a strong fragrance to attract pollinators, the HEBE's beauty is enough to capture attention without the need for any fragrance.

The plant itself has an erect growth type, reaching heights of 30-40 cm. However, there are also smaller varieties that grow to be around 20-30 cm in height. This makes it a versatile choice for both larger gardens and smaller spaces.

The Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi blooms during the months of July, August, September, and October, offering a long-lasting display of color throughout the late summer and early fall. Its inflorescence is in the form of a raceme, with a relatively short length of less than 5 cm and a diameter of 2-3 cm.

As a herbaceous plant, the structure of the Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi consists mainly of soft and green tissues. This gives it a delicate and lush appearance. The leaf margin is entire, meaning it is smooth and without any serrations or indentations. This adds to its smooth and refined aesthetic.

The Hebe Karaka Lilac Kiwi is a stunning addition to any garden, with its striking blue-dark blue-violet flowers and glossy green leaves. Its compact size makes it suitable for various spaces, while its long flowering period ensures a vibrant display throughout the late summer and early fall. Whether it is planted in a border, container, or rock garden, this plant is sure to make a statement with its beautiful and unique features.

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