Collection: Spanish Lavender - Lavandula stoechas

Spanish Lavender — Lavandula stoechas

This collection represents Lavandula stoechas, commonly called Spanish lavender. The species is the botanical group; each named cultivar or selection remains a separate plant identity rather than an interchangeable duplicate.

Spanish lavenders are known for distinctive flower heads topped by showy bracts. Cultivars differ in bract and flower color, mature size, foliage, fragrance, bloom pattern, and heat or cold tolerance.

Michigan growing note: Spanish lavender is generally less winter-hardy than English lavender. Many selections require excellent drainage, seasonal growing, or protected overwintering.

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