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lavender flower plants Peter Pan Lavender | Compact English Lavender

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lavender flower plants Peter Pan Lavender | Compact English LavenderPeter Pan is proof that lavender doesnt have to be big to be impressive. It grows into a low, compact shrub that stays neat and in scaleperfect for edging paths, lining beds, filling containers, or tucking into rock gardens. Even though the plant is smaller, it blooms generously. Mid length stems rise above the foliage carrying dark violet flower spikes with bright violet blooms on top. The color is rich, and the scent is strong and classiceverything

Peter Pan is proof that lavender doesn’t have to be big to be impressive. It grows into a low, compact shrub that stays neat and in scale—perfect for edging paths, lining beds, filling containers, or tucking into rock gardens.

Even though the plant is smaller, it blooms generously. Mid-length stems rise above the foliage carrying dark violet flower spikes with bright violet blooms on top. The color is rich, and the scent is strong and classic—everything you expect from good English lavender.

It dries beautifully and works well for potpourri, sachets, crafts, and even essential oil. The flavor is balanced enough for culinary use, too, making it a great choice if you like lavender near the kitchen.

WHY GARDENERS LOVE IT

  • Compact, low-growing habit
  • Dark violet flowers
  • Strong lavender fragrance
  • Great for small spaces
  • Dries well
  • Works fresh or dried

HOW IT GROWS

  • Plant type: Evergreen shrub
  • Sun: Full sun
  • Soil: Well-drained soil
  • Water: Low once established
  • Hardiness: Zones 5–9
  • Growth habit: Low, compact, rounded

Good drainage keeps it healthy and long-lived.

 SIZE & BLOOM

  • Mature size:  1½ ft. tall × 2½ ft. wide
  • Growth habit: Low and compact
  • Stem length: Mid-length (8-10 inches)
  • Flower color: Dark violet
  • Calyx: Dark violet
  • Bloom time: Early summer
  • Fragrance: Strong and classic

BEST USES

  • Low hedges and edging
  • Containers
  • Rock gardens
  • Bouquets and drying
  • Culinary use
  • Craft projects
  • ‘Peter Pan’ is proof that great things come in compact packages—a lavender that brings fragrance, color, and usefulness to even the smallest spaces.

HOW TO KNOW IT’S RIGHT FOR YOU

Choose Peter Pan if you:

  • Garden in small spaces
  • Want lavender that stays tidy
  • Love strong fragrance
  • Enjoy drying and crafting

‘Peter Pan’ is proof that great things come in compact packages—a lavender that brings fragrance, color, and usefulness to even the smallest spaces.

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