Veronica: everything you want to know

The playful plume of the Veronica is the most striking part of the flower. The flower is loved year-round as a bouquet filler, and thanks to the soft color, it is a winner for wedding work. Veronica was traditionally grown as a food source and for medicinal application. It was processed into a drink for the ailment of asthma. This medicine worked so quickly, that the flower was given the name Speedwell (prosper well).

A rich symbolism

Veronica flowers are associated with a range of meanings and symbolism, including fidelity, devotion, and perseverance. The flower’s name is also thought to be connected to Saint Veronica, who, according to Christian tradition, used her veil to wipe the face of Jesus on the way to his crucifixion.

Which types of Veronica are available?

Veronica flowers come in different shades of blue, as well as purple, pink, and white. There are three different types of Veronica flowers, the best known are the varieties with one plume. But did you know that there are spray varieties available, from the most popular plume varieties? Such as Veronica Smart Caya, and Veronica Spray Smart Caya. The third type is difficult to describe, it’s the superlative of a spray variety, multiple sprays per stem, and multiple flowers. Examples of this type are Smart Fountain, Smart Wave, and Smart Splash.

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When is Veronica in season?

Fortunately for us, this flower is available year-round.

Popular Veronica varieties