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Lavender, Munstead

Lavender, Munstead : Classic Fragrance.
The English lavender, with sweetly, deeply fragrant green-gray leaves and lavender flowers, is a mainstay of our herb garden. Lavender’s crystallized fresh flowers can be used in cakes and cookies, the dried leaves in herbal sachets and potpourri, the oils in fragrances, creams and soaps. Growing to 12-18” tall and wide, the compact perennial’s alluring leaves, brilliantly subtle flowers and sensuous aromatics imbue the garden with tranquility.

LifeCycle: Perennial
Zone: 5-8
Sun: Full Sun, Part Sun
Height: 12-18 inches
Spread: 12-18 inches
Uses: Beds, Borders, Complete Container, Cut Flowers, Decorative, Dried Flowers, Thriller
Resistant To: Cold

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