dwarf lavender plants Lavender Dwarf Munstead

dwarf lavender plants Lavender Dwarf MunsteadLavendula angustifolia Perennial Aromatic Flowers on Compact Plants Grow in containers, rock gardens, borders or edges Full Sun Attracts bees and butterflies Perfect for edging & hedging Reliable, popular variety with scented leaves and flowers. Grow by path edges to release the scent, loved by bees. Unbeatable as a low growing hedge, the flowers may be used to scent drawers of linen or in pot pourri. Approx. 150 seeds Sow indoors, February June, 0.

Lavendula angustifolia

• Perennial
• Aromatic Flowers on Compact Plants
• Grow in containers, rock gardens, borders or edges
• Full Sun
• Attracts bees and butterflies

Perfect for edging & hedging

Reliable, popular variety with scented leaves and flowers. Grow by path edges to release the scent, loved by bees.

Unbeatable as a low growing hedge, the flowers may be used to scent drawers of linen or in pot-pourri.

Approx. 150 seeds

Sow indoors, February-June, 0.5cm (¼”) deep, in a tray of compost. Water well and place in a cold frame, unheated greenhouse, or on a warm kitchen windowsill. Keep moist. Seedlings usually appear in 21-50 days. Pot on individually, when large enough to handle, to 7.5cm (3") pots. Always hold by a leaf, never by the stem. Gradually accustom young plants to outside conditions (avoid frosts), before planting out, into well-drained soil, September-October, 30cm (12") apart. Flowers: July-September, the following year.

To help keep their shape, trim back plants in autumn, as soon as flowering has finished. Dried flowers retain their scent and can be used as potpourri.