Dwarf Lavender 10/20cm 2L pot Lavandula Angustifolia 'Little Lady'

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Dwarf Lavender (Little Lady) is very similar to Lavender Hidcote but is smaller and more compact overall. Its wonderfully vibrant blue/purple-hued flowers bloom throughout the summer months for both visual appeal and aromatic frangrance. Perfect for borders, rockeries or pathways, Lavandula 'Little Lady' can enhance the smallest of spaces.
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  • EVERGREEN
  • AVERAGE GROWING
  • HAS FLOWERS (Purple)
  • Is Grazing Animal Friendly

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SKU LAVL-PG-10/20-2L
No. Plants (5 per metre)
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£8.49

Lavandula angustifolia 'Little Lady'

Dwarf Lavender is a compact yet impressively fragrant, low-growing lavender, perfect for garden borders, pathways or rockeries. With piercing purple-blue hued flowers, this hardy, semi-evergreen Lavender variety pairs well with other larger Lavender varieties, such as English Lavender, Lavender 'Hidcote', White Lavender, or French Lavender.

Additionally we now stock a series of specially selected Lavender Collections within our Garden plants range featuring several English and French Lavender varieties plus a special mixed variety pack.

Why not mix your Dwarf Lavender plants with other flowering shrubs and scented hedging for a fragrant and visually stunning hedging?

Dwarf Lavender is low-growing and best suited to a height of less than 50cm. Dwarf Lavender plants have an average growth rate and can be expected to achieve 20-40cm per year. Lavandula angustifolia 'Little Lady' prefers a sunny, sheltered site and grows best in normal, well-drained soils, but take care not to over-water.

 

Dwarf Lavender is available to purchase year round as pot grown plants.

We are happy to do a discounted pallet deal of mixed Lavenders - please phone to specify how you'd like them to be mixed.

Is Dwarf Lavender Evergreen?

All lavender varieties are technically classed as evergreen, as in warmer climates they retain their grey-green foliage year round. However, the cooler UK climate means Lavender starts to lose its flowers in August and plants go into dormancy from early autumn until late spring. During dormancy the foliage turns brown and twiggy, appearing to die back. This is perfectly normal and as the weather warms in late spring, your Lavender plant will once again become green with new shoots.

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