I've always considered them good value for money.
We have two wooden troughs containing six in pots, two each of three varieties. Four just coming into flower.
There's two more in small beds at this end of our rose patio.

I can't find them here but I've always wanted them.

Beautiful yard! Same here, Brenda. I don't know where hebe, but hebe not @ a store near me.

Beautiful hebes. DoghouseRiley… hebes. They are so easy to start from cuttings.
Lost my purple leaf hebe last winter from ice storm. But still have many variegated hebes left.
The butterflies are flocking to them in bloom now. Lost half of the one pictured due to heavy snow storm last April. It was way to big and mother nature helped keep it off the walk way.






PS if anyone want a clipping let me know. Can send them end of season. They start easily insitu or separate small pot. In 3 years in group they will grow in a pretty good clip 3x2' from a cutting. They have no pests so they do require a bit of afternoon shade. Many times it helps to ask a garden center to order them for you they generally do. They are great care free plants.

So sweet, Bea!

I like them, but have never seen them in person. I had to look them up. My crazy mind thinks there should be a Hebe named Gebe! lol