Not All Lavender Is the Same: The Right Lavender for Your Garden
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- Hidcote — rich violet-blue flowers and a tidy growth habit. Perfect for edging walkways or creating a fragrant border. Its intense color and strong scent make it a favorite for dried arrangements.
- Munstead — soft lavender blooms and a compact form that thrives in smaller spaces. Easy to grow and incredibly versatile. Ideal for containers, herb gardens, or mixed perennial beds.
- Blue Cushion — a dense rounded mound covered in blue-purple flowers. A perfect choice for rock gardens or front of border plantings. Its neat shape and long bloom season make it a low-maintenance standout.
Mediterranean Breeding — Larger Displays, Bolder Color, Hotter Beds
- Phenomenal — vigorous growth and remarkable resilience. Thrives in heat, humidity, and even poor soils. Silvery foliage and abundant blooms create a striking display in any landscape.
- Provence — prized for its long stems and fragrant blooms, making it exceptional for cutting. Perfect for bouquets and sachets. Its graceful form brings real elegance to garden borders and containers.
- Sensational — large vibrant blooms and a rich aroma that fills the air. A bold choice for statement plantings or mass displays. Lush flowers and strong fragrance make it a centerpiece in any garden design.
Spanish Lavender — The Upright Container Plant
We grow two Spanish varieties in house:
- Blueberry Ruffles — deep purple blooms with prominent flags and a compact upright habit.
- Frost Purple — silvery foliage with rich purple flowers. Exceptional in containers.
French Lavender — The Container Spiller
We grow two French varieties in house:
- Goodwin Creek — silvery serrated foliage and deep violet blooms. One of the most striking lavenders we grow.
- Meerlo — variegated foliage with creamy edges and soft lavender flowers. Unusual and beautiful. Fills a container and spills over the edge with a relaxed elegance.