Ornamentals > LAVENDULA 'lavender'
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LAVENDER angustifollia 'English Lavender'
Most hardy and common species of lavender. This compact Lavender forms mounds of grey foliage from 8"-2' tall and blooms from early summer through mid fall. Flowers are fragrant. Plant in well drained soil and water moderately. Performs best when planted near coast.
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LAVENDULA dentata 'french lavender'
French lavender grows 3'-4' tall and equally wide. Foliage is grey-green with toothed leaves. Flowers are short, purple, and topped with bracts. Plant in full sun near the coast for best results. Water moderately and fertilize little to never.
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LAVENDER 'Goodwin Creek'
Dense grey foliage, with violet-purple blooms from spring to late fall. Grows 2'-3' tall and wide. Plant in well drained soil in coastal areas.
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LAVENDER stoechas 'spanish'
Grey-green foliage with stocky, burgundy-purple flowers that bloom from spring into summer. Grows 1.5'-3' tall and wide. Plant in well drained soil and water moderatley. Performs best when planted near the coast.
