Martha Roderick Lavender Plants & Plugs – Lavandula angustifolia

Martha Roderick Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia ‘Martha Roderick’)

Introduced by M. Nevin Smith in Watsonville, California, in 1981–82, Martha Roderick lavender is known for its sweet floral fragrance and vibrant medium purple blooms, making it an ideal choice for bouquets and dried arrangements.

Key Features:

• Flower Color: Medium purple, adding a classic and colorful touch to your garden.
• Foliage: Gray-green leaves that provide a soft contrast to the purple flowers.
• Stem Length: Grows between 6 to 8 inches, perfect for small garden spaces or floral displays.
• Bloom Time: Blooms once in early summer, filling your garden with color and fragrance as the season warms.
• Plant Height: Reaches 24 to 30 inches, ideal for mid-height garden accents or cutting gardens.
• Spacing: Requires 30 to 36 inches of space for optimal growth and air circulation.
• Hardiness Zones: Thrives in zones 5 to 9, adaptable to various climates.

Martha Roderick lavender is prized for its sweet floral fragrance, making it a popular choice for both fresh and dried bouquets. Its medium purple blooms and delicate scent create a beautiful addition to any garden or floral arrangement, ideal for those looking to bring fragrance and elegance into their space.