What is Hebe best used for in landscaping?
Hebe is great for low hedges, borders, foundation planting, and evergreen structure in mixed beds.

Does Hebe need full sun?
Most Hebe bloom best in full sun to partial sun, but many varieties tolerate bright light with some afternoon protection.

How often should I water Hebe in the Bay Area?
Water regularly during establishment, then switch to deep, infrequent watering. During hot, dry spells, a weekly deep soak is usually enough.

Does Hebe tolerate coastal conditions?
Many Hebe varieties handle wind and mild salt exposure well, making them a strong choice for coastal or near-coastal gardens.

How do I prune Hebe without damaging it?
Lightly trim after flowering to encourage branching. Avoid cutting back into old woody stems, especially on mature plants.

Is Hebe drought-tolerant?
Once established, many Hebe are relatively drought-tolerant, especially in well-drained soil.

Why is my Hebe struggling in winter?
The most common issue is poor drainage and waterlogged soil. Improve drainage and avoid overwatering in cool months.

Can Hebe be grown in containers?
Yes. Choose a well-draining potting mix, a container with drainage holes, and water when the top layer starts to dry.