Ana Luisa Lavender Plants & Plugs – Lavandula x chaytorae

Ana Luisa Lavender (Lavandula x chaytorae ‘Ana Luisa’)

Ana Luisa is a stunning hybrid variety introduced by Van Hevelingen Herb Nursery in 1998. Known for its tall stems and lush dark purple flowers, it’s one of the largest varieties in its species. This lavender blooms in a rounded shape, making it a great choice for dramatic garden displays or cutting gardens.

Key Features:

• Flower Color: Deep, dark purple flowers that create a striking contrast against its silver foliage.
• Foliage: Unique silver foliage that adds texture and brightness to garden landscapes.
• Stem Length: Long stems measuring 20–25 inches, ideal for bouquets or ornamental displays.
• Bloom Time: Blooms once in early summer, providing an impressive burst of color during the warmer months.
• Plant Height: Grows to an impressive height of 36–42 inches, making it one of the tallest lavender varieties.
• Spacing: Requires generous spacing of 36–48 inches to allow the plant to spread and develop its rounded bloom shape.
• Hardiness Zones: Thrives in warmer climates, performing well in zones 7–10.

Ana Luisa lavender is particularly well-suited for gardeners looking for a tall, large lavender variety. Its dark purple blooms and silvery foliage create a captivating contrast, making it a beautiful choice for garden borders, large containers, or even dried arrangements. Its distinctive height and shape also make it an ideal centerpiece for lavender-themed landscapes.