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Lavender Plants

Lavenders are fragrant perennials with purple blooms and silver-green foliage. Thriving in sunny, well-drained spots, they bring colour, scent, and attract pollinators to borders and pathways.

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Lavender: A Classic for Beauty and Fragrance.

Lavender is one of those timeless plants that brings a touch of magic to any garden. With its soft, silvery foliage and vibrant purple flower spikes, lavender creates a beautiful contrast in borders, beds, and containers. But it’s not just the look of lavender that charms us; it’s the delightful fragrance that fills the air, especially in the warmth of summer. Plant it along pathways, near seating areas, or beside doorways, and you’ll be greeted by its soothing scent every time you brush past—a true classic that never goes out of style.

A field of blooming purple lavender under a clear sky.

Perfect for Sunny Spots and Drought-Tolerant.

One of the wonderful things about lavender is its love for sunshine and well-drained soil, making it ideal for those hot, dry areas of the garden that can be tricky to fill. Lavender thrives in full sun, so give it a spot with plenty of light and watch it flourish. It’s also remarkably drought-tolerant once established, meaning it requires very little watering, making it a low-maintenance gem for busy gardeners. With just an annual prune after flowering to keep its shape, lavender rewards you with years of effortless beauty.

A Friend to Pollinators and Full of Uses.

Beyond its ornamental appeal, lavender is fantastic for supporting pollinators, attracting bees and butterflies with its nectar-rich blooms. It’s a wonderful choice for wildlife-friendly gardens, bringing life and movement to your outdoor space. Additionally, lavender has a multitude of uses beyond the garden—you can dry the flowers for potpourri, use them in baking, or even create your own lavender sachets to keep linens smelling fresh. For a plant that’s beautiful, fragrant, and versatile, lavender is hard to beat and a favourite for gardeners of all skill levels.

A bee collecting nectar on a lavender flower in a field of blooming lavender.

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