Cold hardy to zone 6b: Thrives in harsh winter climates for reliable outdoor growth
Produces lush, dark purple flowers: Adds ornamental value and attracts pollinators
Prolific blooming after first year: Ensures abundant harvests from year to year
Perennial plant life: Offers long-term garden interest and minimal replanting
Suitable for culinary and ornamental use: Versatile for both garden and kitchen
Also known as True or Common Lavender, this strain of Lavendula angustifolia is considered the reference for the species. While colloquially described as "English" lavender, the species is actually native to Spain. It produces lush purple flowers with a slightly open profile. Lavenders bloom prolifically after one year of establishment, a