Collection: Woolly Lavender - Lavandula lanata

Woolly Lavender — Lavandula lanata

This collection represents Lavandula lanata, commonly called woolly lavender. The species is the botanical group; cultivars, selections, and distinct commercial stocks remain separate plant identities.

Woolly lavender is notable for pale, densely woolly foliage and contrasting purple flowers. It generally favors sun, heat, dry air, and sharply drained soil.

Michigan growing note: Winter moisture can be as limiting as temperature. Woolly lavender commonly requires exceptional drainage and may need protected overwintering in Michigan.

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