Collection: Canary Island Lavender - Lavandula canariensis

Canary Island Lavender — Lavandula canariensis

This collection represents Lavandula canariensis, a lavender species native to the Canary Islands. The species is the botanical group; individual cultivars, selections, and commercial seed-grown stocks within it remain separate plant identities.

Canary Island lavender is known for aromatic, divided foliage and branched flowering stems. Plants may vary when grown from seed, so consult each plant page for its documented flower color, mature size, fragrance, and use.

Michigan growing note: This island species is generally treated as tender in cold-winter climates. Container growing and protected overwintering may be necessary.

Browse the individual plant identities and currently available plant forms below.