All varieties of lavender

Lavender 'Hidcote'

"Hidcote" lavender is the most popular lavender variety abroad. It has a strong fragrance, dark blue-purple flowers, silver-green leaves, and blooms from late spring to early summer. The plant is relatively short and grows slowly. It is a recommended variety for small gardens.

Plant height: 60 cm

Crown width: 75 cm

Hardiness Zone: 5-8

Lavender "Monster"

"Monstadt" lavender has large, lavender flower spikes, gray-green leaves with lace edges, and a very strong fragrance. The plant is compact and grows slowly. It blooms from mid- to late spring and prefers a cool, full-sun environment. It is very popular in the United States.

Plant height: 45 cm

Crown width: 60 cm

Hardiness Zone: 5-8

Lavender 'Graf'

Lavender 'Grave' has slender flower spikes that bloom from late spring to early summer. The plant is taller than other narrow-leaved lavenders.

Plant height: 90 cm

Crown width: 75 cm

Hardiness Zone: 5-8

"Purple Bouquet" Lavender

"Purple Bouquet" lavender has slender flower stalks, silver-green leaves, blooms in early summer, and has bright purple flowers. It is the first choice for making cut and dried flowers. Like other lavenders, it prefers a drier environment and requires attention to soil drainage.

Plant height: 50 cm

Crown width: 75 cm

Hardiness Zone: 5-8

'Betty Blue' lavender

‘Betty Blue’ lavender has large spikes of deep blue-purple flowers that bloom from late spring to early summer, and its growth habit is particularly well suited to delicate small gardens.

Plant height: 75 cm

Crown width: 90 cm

Hardiness Zone: 5-8