Collection: Stagshorn Lavender - Lavandula coronopifolia

Stagshorn Lavender — Lavandula coronopifolia

This collection represents Lavandula coronopifolia, commonly called stagshorn lavender. The species is the botanical group; any named selection or commercial stock remains a separate plant identity.

This uncommon lavender is associated with deeply divided foliage that inspires its common name. Refer to each identity page for documented flowers, fragrance, size, uses, and availability.

Michigan growing note: This warm, dry-region species should be considered tender in Michigan unless plant-specific evidence says otherwise. Protected culture may be necessary.

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