Veronica americana (American Brooklime) Deciduous • What we can observe

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Showy round-topped clusters of white or cream-colored flowers come into sight in spring

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Veronica americana (American Brooklime) Deciduous • What we can observePlant Description: A charming, spreading native perennial in the Figwort family. Commonly called American Brooklime or American Speedwell, this plant enjoys growing in the muddy limey stream banks, but will tolerate many other growing conditions that aren't perennially wet, like common gardens. Stems have opposite, oblong pointed leaves and flowers are 4 petaled light purple, light blue, or even light pink, growing in clusters. Spreads readily. Parts