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Provence Blue Lavender Seeds & Plants

Lavender, Provence Blue : Dazzling and unique. Customer Favorite! Silvery leaves grace tightly branched plants, topped with traditional blue spikes and make compact Provence Blue unique. Loves hot weather and is easy to grow. LifeCycle: Perennial Zone: 5-9 Sun: Full

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