I bought these plants to replace a old lavender edge - they took well and provided an excellent show I was delighted with my purchase- the plants were healthy , easy to plant and ticked all the boxes Crocus is my come to nursery for quality.
Millwoman
Sussex
I got this lavender for the bee population. I've had it 2 summers now and it has been a fantastic success each time. I even took clippings off last year's and managed to get 1 to grow.
LisaJ
Yorkshire
Strong healthy plants. Packaging for transporting second to none.
Gail
Norwich Norfolk
Used for a small raised front flower bed - gets very hot during the early part of the day. Planted during the very hot summer 2018 and has survived well. Flowered nicely after planting. Good size plants delivered and in good health.
Barney
London
Planted in raised beds as we are on heavy clay, have grown well and flowered well - very pleased. Great scent and bees love them too.
Jeanie
East Sussex
100.0
Flossy
It really depends on the effect you are trying to create. Each palnt has an eventual spread of around 60cm, however if you want a more immediate effect, you could plant 3 or 5 plants in the pot.
Helen
redduster
Hello, 45cm is quite small for lavenders, however if you want to have 2 different ones, you could choose between 'Munstead', 'Little Lady', 'Blue Cushion' and 'Elizabeth' - please click on the links below to go straight to them. As for planting distances, they can be spaced at 25-30cm intervals, and they can be planted at any time of the year, provided the ground is not frozen. Elizabeth http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/lavandula-angustifolia-elizabeth/classid.2000008323/ Little Lady http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/lavandula-angustifolia-little-lady-batlad/classid.2000010504/ Blue Cushion http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/lavandula-angustifolia-blue-cushion-schola-pbr/classid.2000017361/ Musntead http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.munstead/sort.0/vid.4/
Helen
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