Use & Care Notes
Every lavender we grow, from cold-hardy English lavenders to tall lavandins: where to plant it, how to prune it, winter care and using the blooms.
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Lavender Plants
A gray-leaved French fringed lavender with purple flowers, an exceptional fresh herbal scent and first-year blooms that keep coming all season.
Lavender Plants
A low, compact English lavender with pale dusky pink flowers, an excellent culinary rating and a soft scent for rock gardens and pots.
Lavender Plants
An upright, sturdy Spanish lavender with long heads of dark purple flowers under light purple bracts, blooming from mid-April in warm climates.
Lavender Plants
A hybrid lavender with dark violet-purple flowers, a profuse spring bloom and a fall encore, growing into a 30-inch mound of gray-green leaves.
Lavender Plants
Unnamed English lavender stock with a sweet floral scent, strong fragrance and top ratings for drying, cutting and commercial rows.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula buchii, a lacy, deeply cut lavender with violet-blue flowers and a resinous scent, best grown as a tender potted plant in the north.
Lavender Plants
A bushy, frost-tender species lavender with violet-blue spikes, lacy leaves and a long summer bloom, best kept in a big pot in cold climates.
Lavender Plants
A vigorous, upright hybrid lavender with violet flower spikes that keep coming all season, grown as a potted or annual plant in cold climates.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula citriodora, a frost-tender species lavender with blue flowers and a long bloom season, grown in a sunny pot by curious collectors.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula coronopifolia, a bushy, frost-tender species with deeply cut leaves and blue to lilac spikes, grown as a sunny pot plant in the north.
Lavender Plants
The species form of fringed lavender, with toothed green leaves, violet-blue flowers all season and an exceptional fresh herbal fragrance.
Lavender Plants
A bushy hybrid of fringed and spike lavender with violet-blue flowers in mid to late summer and a fresh herbal scent, grown tender in the north.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula lanata, a woolly-leaved species lavender with purple midsummer spikes and a sweet herbal scent that demands perfect drainage.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula latifolia, a broad-leaved species lavender with purple midsummer spikes, a sharp camphor-herbal scent and a great oil rating.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula minutolii, a frost-tender species with fine, divided leaves and violet-blue spikes from mid-April through summer in warm conditions.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula multifida, a fast, everblooming tender lavender with fern-like leaves, violet-blue spikes and a pungent, spicy herbal scent.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula pedunculata, a compact butterfly lavender with purple heads on long stems, a strong resinous scent and repeat blooms from early May.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula pinnata, a frost-tender species with feather-cut leaves and violet-blue spikes from late May into midsummer, made for sunny pots.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula pubescens, a frost-tender lavender with soft, downy leaves, violet-blue spikes and a wide habit, best grown in a roomy pot up north.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula rotundifolia, a frost-tender island lavender with blue flowers and a long season from mid-April, grown as a sunny pot plant up north.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula stoechas species stock with purple heads, upright bracts and a strong resinous scent, blooming from early May with high rebloom.
Lavender Plants
Lavandula viridis, a bushy Spanish-type lavender with pale yellow-toned heads, a resinous scent and repeat blooms from early May in warm climates.
Lavender Plants
A hardy English lavender with violet-blue flowers, gray-green leaves and an exceptional fragrance, rated great for culinary use and oil.
Lavender Plants
A low, dense butterfly lavender with mauve-pink flowers on short stems and repeat blooms documented from April through August.
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