Dwarf sand verbena (Abronia nana)

Dwarf sand verbena

Dwarf sand verbena, a diminutive perennial herb, thrives in the sandy or gravelly soils of the American Southwest. Adapted to arid conditions, its thick, fleshy leaves form low, mat-like clusters. Vivid pink to lavender flowers bloom above the foliage in spherical clusters, providing a stark contrast to its harsh habitat. This striking feature aids in its identification and allure.

Scientific classification

Species

Dwarf sand verbena (Abronia nana)

Pinks, cacti, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

Herb, Succulent

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Dwarf sand verbena

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

15 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Pruning: Dwarf sand verbena requires early spring pruning to enhance growth and blooming. Key techniques involve removing dead stems, trimming overgrown areas for shape, and avoiding heavy pruning to prevent stress. Regular light pruning promotes airflow and vitality, aligning with dwarf sand verbena's growth cycle for optimal health.

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