Lavender ang. Munstead
A lovely perennial plant with aromatic foliage and masses of dark purple-blue flower spikes throughout the summer. Can be used to edge paths or borders. The stems are suitable for cutting or drying. The flower-spikes are highly attractive to bees and other nectar-loving insects
Position in very well-drained loose soil and full sun.
Height/Spread: 45cmx60cm after 2-5years.
Planting: Lavender grows best in low to moderately fertile well drained sandy soils. Add grit to improve drainage.
Maintenance: Prune annually when the flowers have faded taking care not to cut into old wood. Cut back leafy stems to within 5cm of woody stems.
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Lavender ang. Munstead
Lavender ang. Munstead
A lovely perennial plant with aromatic foliage and masses of dark purple-blue flower spikes throughout the summer. Can be used to edge paths or borders. The stems are suitable for cutting or drying. The flower-spikes are highly attractive to bees and other nectar-loving insects
Position in very well-drained loose soil and full sun.
Height/Spread: 45cmx60cm after 2-5years.
Planting: Lavender grows best in low to moderately fertile well drained sandy soils. Add grit to improve drainage.
Maintenance: Prune annually when the flowers have faded taking care not to cut into old wood. Cut back leafy stems to within 5cm of woody stems.
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A lovely perennial plant with aromatic foliage and masses of dark purple-blue flower spikes throughout the summer. Can be used to edge paths or borders. The stems are suitable for cutting or drying. The flower-spikes are highly attractive to bees and other nectar-loving insects
Position in very well-drained loose soil and full sun.
Height/Spread: 45cmx60cm after 2-5years.
Planting: Lavender grows best in low to moderately fertile well drained sandy soils. Add grit to improve drainage.
Maintenance: Prune annually when the flowers have faded taking care not to cut into old wood. Cut back leafy stems to within 5cm of woody stems.
