Perennial in Zones 9–10. In Zone 8b, treat as annual or overwinter in a protected spot. Pull after first frost; discard or compost.
Verbena thrives in lean soil. Over-fertilizing (especially nitrogen) produces foliage at the expense of flowers. Lean feeding = more blooms.
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