Glandularia consists of annual and herbaceous perennial plants originating from the Americas. These species are closely related to Verbena and were classified within that genus until recently. The flowers, usually featuring five petals, are presented in rounded clusters during the summer and autumn months.

Glandularia 'Duemplavcha'

Glandularia 'Duemproybu'

Glandularia 'Duemprre'PBR

Glandularia 'Duempsap12'

Glandularia 'Duempsopi'

Glandularia 'Duempstrach'PBR

Glandularia 'Duempstraw'PBR

Glandularia 'Duempvibuc'PBR

Glandularia 'Duempwi09'

Glandularia 'Duewiccobu'

Glandularia 'Duewicggra'PBR

Glandularia 'Duewicho15'PBR

Glandularia 'Duewicmadm'

Glandularia 'Duewicpp15'PBR

Glandularia 'Duewicpur'PBR

Glandularia 'Dver70'PBR

Glandularia 'Dverbdpink'PBR

Glandularia 'Dvercasred'

Glandularia 'Dvervatred'

Glandularia 'Dvervbipnk'PBR

Glandularia 'Dvervnwhi'PBR

Glandularia 'Dvervopld'

Glandularia 'Edecherr'PBR

Glandularia 'Ededelila'

Glandularia 'Ededere'PBR

Glandularia 'Edepurwe'PBR

Glandularia 'Ederos'PBR

Glandularia 'Edesaros'

Glandularia 'Edescarl'PBR

Glandularia 'Edestra'PBR

Glandularia 'Edewhit'PBR

Glandularia 'Edith Eddleman'

Glandularia 'Fiesta'

Glandularia 'Florverpur'PBR

Glandularia 'Foxhunter'

Glandularia 'Freebie Deep Purple'

Glandularia 'Freebie Lav'

Glandularia 'Grülox 01'PBR

Glandularia 'Grülox 02'

Glandularia 'Hammerstein Pink' is a semi-evergreen perennial often cultivated as an annual. It develops a low, compact mound that reaches approximately 30 cm in height, featuring dark green foliage on semi-trailing, spreading stems. During the summer months, it produces dense clusters of small, vibrant pink blooms.

Glandularia 'Hammerstein Pink'

Glandularia 'Hecktor'

Glandularia 'Hidcote Purple'

Glandularia 'Homestead Purple' is a low-growing, spreading perennial often utilized in flower beds. It features dark green, finely divided foliage and produces clusters of small purple blooms during the summer and fall seasons.

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