How tall do Lavandula angustifolia plants grow from these seeds?
Plants grown from these seeds typically reach around 60 cm in height, forming compact, bushy perennial clumps with narrow grey‑green foliage and soft purple flower spikes.

Where is the best place to grow these lavender seeds?
These seeds are ideal for sunny, open positions with well‑drained, preferably sandy or gravelly soil. They are perfect for borders, rock gardens, garden paths, cottage‑style plantings and patio containers in warm, bright spots.

When do the lavender plants flower?
The plants usually flower from July through September, providing a long‑lasting display of purple flower spikes and a distinctive fragrance in the garden during summer.

How do I sow lavender seeds indoors?
Sow indoors from April to June in a seed tray filled with fine, moist substrate. Soak the seeds in water for about 30 minutes first, then lightly press them into the surface and cover very thinly. Cover the tray with cling film and place it in a bright, warm spot at around 20°C until shoots appear.

When should I move the young lavender plants outside?
Once the shoots appear and the first true leaves have formed, prick out the seedlings carefully and move them into individual pots. They can then be placed in a sunny, sheltered outdoor position when conditions are suitable.

How should I care for established lavender plants?
Water young plants regularly, then reduce watering once they are established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Trim lightly after flowering to maintain compact, bushy growth, and every few years give a harder prune in early spring, cutting back about one‑third of the top growth without cutting into old woody stems.