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About Lavender Angustifolia (English) Plants
Lavandula angustifolia is the most widely cultivated Lavandula species. Often called English Lavender, it is actually a native of the western Mediterranean, particularly the mountains of northern Spain.
Both its delicate foliage (angustifolia means narrow leaf) and bright, abundant flowers are strongly aromatic and their pinkish-purple colouring most closely matches what we know as ‘lavender’. Lavandula angustifolia grows vigorously and tolerates both low temperatures and acid soils but is happiest in a neutral-alkaline environment.
The flowering period is from mid-May through to July.
Popular Lavender Angustifolia (English) Plants
Lavender Dwarf Blue
If space is at a premium then the Dwarf Blue is ideal to create a trim lavender border or boundary. Plant pots 25cm apart to form an attractive and fragrant hedge or define or highlight an area of the garden.
Lavender Imperial Gem
Lavender imperial gem produces deep purple flowers from early to late summer, contrasting well with grey stems that are robust and of medium height.
Lavender Miss Katherine
A strong growing Lavender with bushy, erect and delicate pink flowers; a glorious heavy scent and slender grey-green foliage. Versatile, hardy and distinctive, It gained its RHS AGM in 2002.
Lavender Twickle Purple
A vigorous grower with abundant, long flower spikes, Twickle Purple lets you achieve an immediate impact with a colourful, fragrant hedge, border or edge.
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