It is shorter and more compact than its relative, Verbena bonariensis.

The leaves are stiff, rough, and dark green, with a lanceolate or ovate shape. The flowers are small but clustered densely at the top of the stems.

It is a spreading plant, often forming a dense mat or low-growing clumps, making it useful as ground cover or for filling in bare spots in gardens.

Height: 30 cm.

Do not cover the seeds as light is beneficial for gemination (light-germinator). Consistant moisture levels are important.

Supplied as raw (normal) seed in grams.
Approximately 1.200 seeds per gram.