lavandula angustifolia 'hidcote blue' (lavender) Size:1 litre

lavandula angustifolia 'hidcote blue' (lavender) Size:1 litredeep purple, spiked flowers on tall stems gray green, scented foliage compact, shrub like habit can be shaped for low, border hedges bloom time: june to august zone 5 height 40 45cm spread 50 60cm colour purple (deep) oils are harvested for soaps and perfumes. lavandula angustifolia grow best in an average to dry, well drained soil, in full sun excess, winter moisture may cause the stem to rot and hot, humid summers may cause the leaves to blacken and

shelter from strong winds is recommended

good for the alpine garden or for edging the sunny

this cultivar has some tolerance of drought

grows best in an average to dry

it will also grow in clay

tomato-red flowers with a dark

spikes of scarlet-red flowers on unbranched stems

pinch main stems in june just before buds form

bloom time summer

violet-blue

susceptible to leaf dieback in hot

heart-shaped flowers with a protruding