Royal Purple Lavender Plants & Plugs – Lavandula angustifolia

Royal Purple Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia ‘Royal Purple’)

Bred by Norfolk Lavender in England in 1944, Royal Purple is an impressive and large angustifolia variety. It is well-known for its light violet blooms and its suitability for hedging, offering both beauty and structure to any garden.

Key Features:

• Flower Color: Soft, light violet flowers that stand out in the garden.

• Foliage: Classic green foliage that contrasts elegantly with the pale blooms.

• Stem Length: Strong stems that reach 12–14 inches, perfect for cutting and arrangements.

• Bloom Time: Blooms once in late spring, providing a striking display in the early growing season.

• Plant Height: Grows to an impressive 30–36 inches, making it one of the larger lavender varieties.

• Spacing: Requires ample space of 36–42 inches for optimal growth and air circulation.

• Hardiness Zones: Suitable for zones 5–9, thriving in a wide range of climates.

Royal Purple is renowned for its use in hedging and borders due to its height and dense growth habit. It creates an elegant, fragrant barrier and adds a touch of classic lavender charm to any landscape. This cultivar is not only ornamental but also produces blooms with a light, sweet fragrance, ideal for bouquets, dried flowers, or essential oil production.

Its hardiness and robust size make Royal Purple a standout choice for gardeners looking to make a statement with their lavender, especially those desiring to create structured garden spaces with hedging.