Hebe x speciosa 'HebAnn05' | Surf Swell Hebe

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DESCRIPTION
Hebe x speciosa 'HebAnn05', commonly known as Surf™ Swell Hebe, is a compact evergreen shrub known for its tri-colored foliage and soft floral hues. Its leaves display a blend of creamy white and silvery green variegation, with fresh growth in spring often tinted with pink and varying green shades. This dynamic foliage makes the plant visually appealing across multiple seasons.

The plant blooms from summer through fall, producing pink flower spikes that complement the pastel tones of its leaves. Its tidy, compact growth habit makes it well-suited for borders, rock gardens, or as a feature in decorative containers. Thriving in coastal climates, it is a durable and low-maintenance choice for enhancing garden landscapes.

DESCRIPTION
Hebe x speciosa 'HebAnn05', commonly known as Surf™ Swell Hebe, is a compact evergreen shrub known for its tri-colored foliage and soft floral hues. Its leaves display a blend of creamy white and silvery green variegation, with fresh growth in spring often tinted with pink and varying green shades. This dynamic foliage makes the plant visually appealing across multiple seasons.

The plant blooms from summer through fall, producing pink flower spikes that complement the pastel tones of its leaves. Its tidy, compact growth habit makes it well-suited for borders, rock gardens, or as a feature in decorative containers. Thriving in coastal climates, it is a durable and low-maintenance choice for enhancing garden landscapes.

 

  • Family: Plantaginaceae
    Height: Approximately 2 feet
    Width: Approximately 2 feet
    Foliage color: Silver-gray leaves with purplish-pink new growth, creating a variegated appearance
    Flower color: Pink-purple blooms
    Bloom time: Summer to autumn
    Light requirements: Full sun to partial shade
    Water requirements: Minimal once established
    Maintenance: Low; occasional light pruning to maintain shape and size
    Growing zone: USDA Zones 8 to 10
    Wildlife attractors: Bees and butterflies due to its vivid flowers

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