Lavender Plants
Middachten Lavender: A Heritage English Lavender for Small Spaces
A compact, heritage English lavender with violet-blue spikes and a sweet scent, blooming from early June with a peak in mid-August.
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 compact, heritage English lavender with violet-blue spikes and a sweet scent, blooming from early June with a peak in mid-August.
Lavender Plants
A bushy evergreen English lavender with dark purple buds, aromatic gray-green leaves and a wide shape that fills space in sun.
Lavender Plants
An award-winning pink English lavender with an exceptional scent and long stems, rated great for the kitchen and lovely in bundles.
Lavender Plants
A dwarf English lavender about a foot tall with violet-blue spikes and a powerful scent, ideal for pots, edges and small gardens.
Lavender Plants
A semi-dwarf English lavender with dark violet flowers over gray foliage, a sweet low-camphor scent and a neat, upright shape.
Lavender Plants
An English lavender also known as Momparler, with foliage in green and soft yellow tones and pale blue-lilac spikes in midsummer.
Lavender Plants
A large French lavender with toothed gray-green leaves, purple-blue blooms that keep coming in warm conditions and an exceptional scent.
Lavender Plants
A compact English lavender with purple spikes and a sweet scent, suited to low hedges and borders where a natural, varied look fits.
Lavender Plants
A compact, rounded English lavender from 1913 with fragrant blue-purple spikes, great for edging, cooking and small gardens.
Lavender Plants
A low, spreading Spanish lavender about a foot tall with violet flowers, pale violet bracts and an unusual musky fragrance.
Lavender Plants
A dwarf white English lavender with short spikes, a neat domed shape and a sweet scent, perfect for edging and small pots.
Lavender Plants
A tidy, compact English lavender with dark violet spikes over silver-gray leaves, about 18 inches tall and wide with a sweet scent.
Lavender Plants
A modern English lavender with violet-blue spikes on 10 to 12 inch stems and fresh green foliage, blooming early in summer.
Lavender Plants
A dense, mound-forming English lavender with violet-blue spikes and a sweet scent, sized right for borders, hedges and herb beds.
Lavender Plants
A vigorous lavandin from the 1930s with pale blue-purple spikes on stems near two feet long, excellent for bundles and oil.
Lavender Plants
A lavandin with dark blue-violet to dark purple spikes on a mound about two feet tall, giving big-lavender uses in less space.
Lavender Plants
A wide, compact English lavender with pink and white flowers in early summer and a sweet, low-camphor scent for gardens and kitchens.
Lavender Plants
An upright Spanish lavender, taller than it is wide, with purple heads and bracts, strong rebloom and a bold resinous fragrance.
Lavender Plants
A rounded, spreading English lavender with rich purple-blue spikes on 12-inch stems and a long bloom window from June into July.
Lavender Plants
A compact, bushy English lavender with pink flowers in early to mid-June, a sweet low-camphor scent and great culinary ratings.
Lavender Plants
A compact butterfly lavender with violet-purple heads on long stalks, perky bracts and a bold scent, blooming early with strong rebloom.
Lavender Plants
A compact, mounding English lavender with purple spikes in early to mid-June, a sweet scent and a tidy size for beds and pots.
Lavender Plants
An unusual Spanish lavender with dark purple heads, yellow bracts and yellow-green, citrus-scented leaves on a small, rounded plant.
Lavender Plants
A low-growing English lavender with dark violet spikes and vibrant violet flowers, excellent for drying and neat along edges.
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