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Classic perennial herb for sunny borders
common lavender seeds are a popular choice for gardeners who want a classic, fragrant flowering shrub look in beds, borders, and mixed plantings. This well-known perennial herb forms neat, shrub-like growth and is valued for its aromatic foliage and decorative flower spikes. Also known as English lavender seeds, this variety is widely grown for its timeless garden style and its suitability for a sunny spot garden herb area.
Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia.
Fragrant flowering shrub character and garden uses
These lavandula angustifolia seeds can develop into compact plants with a refined, Mediterranean-style appearance that complements cottage gardens, gravel gardens, and contemporary planting schemes. Mature growth is commonly around 60 cm, making it a practical option for edging and mid-border structure without overwhelming nearby plants. The blooms are typically purple-toned and highly ornamental, while the foliage stays attractive through much of the season in suitable conditions.
Ideal for pots, borders, and containers
Choose common lavender seeds for sunny spots where you want a tidy, drought-tolerant style once established, with a clean silhouette that works well alongside roses, ornamental grasses, and other perennial herb seeds. Lavender for pots and borders is especially useful on patios and balconies, where the plant’s compact habit can be appreciated up close. For gardeners who like starting plants under cover, sow indoors seed tray methods are commonly used, then plants can be moved to their final position when ready.
Common Lavender Seeds Lavandula Angustifolia Perennial Herb
Botanical Name:
Lavandula angustifoliaIn stock
$6.00
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approx. 750 seeds | approx. 0.75 GRAMMix different seeds
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Lifespan / Lifecycle Perennial -
Organic No -
Planting Method Direct Sow + Indoor Start -
Planting Period Apr + Jun + May -
Peak Season Aug + Jul + Sep -
Full Growth Height 50 - 80 cm -
Sun / Light Requirements Full Sun -
Spacing / Planting Width 15 - 30 cm -
Soil Type / Requirements Loamy + Sandy / Light + Well Draining -
Hardiness / Growing Zone Average Climates + Maritime Climates + Warm Climates -
Water Needs Moderate -
Days to Germination 29 - 45 days
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Classic perennial herb for sunny borders
common lavender seeds are a popular choice for gardeners who want a classic, fragrant flowering shrub look in beds, borders, and mixed plantings. This well-known perennial herb forms neat, shrub-like growth and is valued for its aromatic foliage and decorative flower spikes. Also known as English lavender seeds, this variety is widely grown for its timeless garden style and its suitability for a sunny spot garden herb area.
Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia.
Fragrant flowering shrub character and garden uses
These lavandula angustifolia seeds can develop into compact plants with a refined, Mediterranean-style appearance that complements cottage gardens, gravel gardens, and contemporary planting schemes. Mature growth is commonly around 60 cm, making it a practical option for edging and mid-border structure without overwhelming nearby plants. The blooms are typically purple-toned and highly ornamental, while the foliage stays attractive through much of the season in suitable conditions.
Ideal for pots, borders, and containers
Choose common lavender seeds for sunny spots where you want a tidy, drought-tolerant style once established, with a clean silhouette that works well alongside roses, ornamental grasses, and other perennial herb seeds. Lavender for pots and borders is especially useful on patios and balconies, where the plant’s compact habit can be appreciated up close. For gardeners who like starting plants under cover, sow indoors seed tray methods are commonly used, then plants can be moved to their final position when ready.
