English Lavender

Common English Lavender Lavandula angustifolia Plant

Your plant will be shipped with the roots wrapped in damp paper towels and with plastic and ready to plant upon arrival. The plant will be between 5” to 6” in height with well-developed roots. Planting guidelines will also be included.

This is the true English Lavender. Its midsummer flowers are a dusky blue violet, the buds gray violet, on spikes about 8″ long. Plants form rounded mounds of silvery gray foliage perhaps 3′ high and slightly wider, an elegant presence at mid-border or along a flagstone walk.
Many gardeners grow Lavender for its fragrance, but the genus includes several excellent garden plants that should be more widely used for their midsummer beauty and resistance to heat and drought. The cool, gray-green foliage provides a perfect backdrop for the slender, arching flower stems. Some varieties are small, others tall, but they all prefer well-drained, sweet soil and full sun. Plant them in masses or form them into small hedges, and you'll find that they are attractive and useful long after the spent flowers have been clipped off.

Lavandula angustifolia grow and care – shrub‎ of the genus Lavandula also known as Lavender or Common lavender, Lavandula angustifolia perennial evergreen plant also used as ornamental fragrant plant, can grow in mediterranean, subtropical or temperate climate and grow in hardiness zone 5-10. Leaves edible fragrant in the color green in oval shape with serrated edges in size of 3-5 cm.

Lavandula angustifolia flower
Flower edible fragrant in the color purple-lilac the flowers grow on stems in the end, the flowers spike looks like hive.