Spanish lavender

Spanish lavender is a beautiful, bright flower known for its purple hues and intense fresh smell. It blooms in the late spring to summer and has become well-known in Spain, France, and other warm European

Spanish lavender is a unique looking plant and a total bee magnet! It also has that lovely lavender smell. Click on the link for tips for growing this stunning plant! #mostlygreek #spanishlavender #lavender #pollinators #beefriendlyplant #bees #herbs #herbgardens #organicgardening #droughttolerant

The Spanish Lavender originates from the coastal regions of the warm Mediterranean region. Therefore, it is more sensitive to frost than English Lavender and in many of our latitudes it must be potted throughout winter to keep it frost-free. But the extra care is worth it! Spanish Lavender will bring fresh energy into your garden with its beautiful flowers. Learn in this guide, how to plant and care for your Spanish Lavender. #mygardencom #mygarden #spanishlavender #lavender

Lovely, lovely, lavender. We love it! But you'll love it more if you choose the right lavender variety. Use, location, and features are considerations.

Explore the world of lavender with a variety of options to choose from. Discover different types of lavender plants that come in various colors, including the popular English, French, and Spanish varieties. Learn about perennial lavender plant types and find out the best type of lavender to grow in your garden. Delight in the beauty of lavender flowers while discovering what type of soil is ideal for growing these fragrant plants. With so many different lavender types and varieties…

Find Otto Quast Spanish Lavender (Lavandula stoechas 'Otto Quast') in Issaquah Seattle Bellevue Redmond Renton Sammamish Washington WA at Squak Mountain Nursery (Rabbit Ears)

Grow lavender in your garden or even a pot. Lavender loves the California climate and produce an abundance of flowers in lavender, pink or white.

a charming mediterranean stone path: Tulbaghia violacea (Society Garlic) Agapantus, Stipa tenuissima (Mexican Feather Grass), Dietes Iridioides (Fortnight Lily), Armeria maritima (Sea Thrift), Lavandula stoechas "Anouk", (Spanish Lavender), Lavandula x intermedia "Provence" (Lavender)

The scent of lavender is incomparable. Good thing that lavenders tend to be profuse bloomers!