Sharon Roberts Lavender Plants & Plugs – Lavandula angustifolia

Sharon Roberts Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia ‘Sharon Roberts’)

Sharon Roberts, developed in 1989 by Donald Roberts of Premier Botanicals in Independence, Oregon, is a continuous bloomer that was lovingly named after Roberts’ wife. Known for its darker, medium-purple blooms, this variety is highly regarded for its striking resemblance to ‘Buena Vista,’ with the added appeal of slightly deeper blossoms and an extended blooming period.

Key Features:

• Flower Color: Medium purple blooms that are slightly darker than those of ‘Buena Vista,’ adding depth and vibrancy to any garden.
• Foliage: Fresh green foliage that contrasts well with the vibrant purple flowers.
• Stem Length: Produces sturdy 12–14 inch stems, ideal for cutting and floral arrangements.
• Bloom Time: Known for its continuous bloom cycle starting in spring, providing color throughout the growing season.
• Plant Height: Grows to a height of 24–30 inches, making it a perfect choice for garden borders and landscape use.
• Spacing: Requires spacing of 30–36 inches to ensure healthy growth and air circulation.
• Hardiness Zones: Thrives in zones 5–9, offering versatility across different climates.

Sharon Roberts lavender is highly valued for its reliable and abundant blooms. The continuous flowering habit makes it a favorite for those looking to enjoy lavender flowers throughout the season. Whether used in bouquets, crafts, or as a garden showpiece, this variety is a wonderful addition for lavender enthusiasts who appreciate its deeper purple hues and long-lasting floral display.