Moss verbena Verbena tenuisecta Verbenaceae
	Form: Flower, ground hugging herbaceous ground cover Seasonality: Evergreen; foliage may go reddish in winter Size: 12 in high, spreading to 6 ft Leaves: Fernlike, almost mossy, finely cut, opposite Flowers: Terminal clusters of tiny compound flowers; many hues of purple, plum, white; strongest bloom in spring, Fruit: Seed Stems/Trunks: Flat-growing perennial Range/Origin: South America Hardiness: Sunset Zones; 7-9, 14-24, Comments: Low litter, no thorns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full to partial sun Water: Low to moderate Soil: Amended, well drained Propagation: Cuttings, divisions; seed Maintenance: Minimal
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