Jackson & Perkins Whitewater Speedwell

Each plant will eventually reach a spread of about 30 inches. If you are planting them as a ground cover, space them roughly 24 to 30 inches apart to allow them to fill in the area effectively.

Yes, it is evergreen. While the leaves are a glossy, dark green during the growing season, they will often shift to rich burgundy or bronze tones when the weather turns colder, providing nice seasonal interest.

Yes, Whitewater Speedwell is considered deer-resistant. It is also generally resistant to common pests and diseases, making it a low-maintenance choice for areas where wildlife pressure is a concern.

It works beautifully in containers. Because of its spreading habit, it makes an excellent 'spiller' plant for the edges of pots or hanging baskets, especially when paired with taller, upright perennials.

It performs best in full sun to part shade. While it is adaptable, you will get the most prolific white blooms if you place it in a spot that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

Yes, once the root system is established, it is quite drought-tolerant and can handle heat and humidity well. However, you should still provide regular water during the first season to help it settle in.