LAVENDER SEEDS - English and Spanish Lavender Seeds
Lavandula angustifolia (aka Lavandula vera) and Lavandula stoechas
Attracts bees and butterflies - Fragrant foliage and flowers - Outstanding in fresh or dried arrangements - Drought tolerant and deer resistant - Combines beautifuly in
full sun with Ornamental Grasses, Nepeta, Salvia, Verbascum and Yarrow
PR929 HIDCOTE BLUEEnglish Lavender Seeds
Lavandula angustifolia
Compact heavy blooming 1 foot plants with scented gray foliage and fragrant deep purple flowers. They make a wonderful small hedge or edging, and will thrive in containers. Winter hardy to zone 6. Packet is 50 seeds.
PR931 MUNSTEADEnglish Lavender Seeds
Lavandula angustifolia
This compact, bushy 18 inch perennial produces
huge amounts of fragrant lavender-blue flowers, often in the first year. It is an
outstanding
variety for drying. Winter hardy to zone 6. Packet is 100 seeds.
ELLAGANCE SERIES
English Lavender Seeds
Lavandula angustifolia
These sensational new lavenders bloom the first year, show incredible uniformity and produce scads of fragrant flower spikes from July to September. Butterflies love them! The compact, bushy, branching plants grow to 12-14 inches tall and are dynamite in containers or borders. Winter hardy to zone 5.
PR9536 ELLAGANCE ICEEnglish Lavender Seeds
Long, dense white flower spikes. Packet is 25 seeds.
PR9537 ELLAGANCE PURPLEEnglish Lavender Seeds
Intense purple-blue flowers, extremely free blooming. A Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner (Europe's top prize). Packet is 25 seeds.
PR9538 ELLAGANCE SKY
English Lavender Seeds
Soft violet-blue flowers on long, dense spikes. A Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner.
Packet is 25 seeds.
PR2469 PURPLE RIBBON
Spanish Lavender Seeds
Lavandula stoechas
2-3 foot plants with narrow gray-green leaves are topped with violet-purple summer flowers. Super easy to grow, Purple Ribbon is among the most beautiful of all lavenders. Self-sows. Winter hardy to zone 7. Packet is 50 seeds.

How to Plant LAVENDER Seeds
Sow seed in clean cell packs or flats using a packaged sterilized soilless mix, seedlings could dampen-off otherwise. Press seed into soil but do not cover. Needs light to germinate. Do not use a humidity dome. Kept at 65° F., germination is in 2-3 weeks. Transplant into the garden 12-18 inches apart.
