2026 Lavender Plants

Here's what we've got in stock right now:

• Annet – Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 16‑18 inches. Drought/heat tolerant and loved by bee's and butterflies. Provides a nicely scented foliage while it's strong sturdy stems make for a great bouquet.  
  
  
• Blue Cushion – Lavandula Angustifolia (English). Approx. 12‑16 inches. Blue Cushion forms a perfectly compact, rounded cushion of fragrant lavender. From early to late summer, the plant blooms with a dense mass of deep blue flowers which lighten to pale blue as they mature.  The flowers are produced in several flushes, giving the appearance of continual bloom sometimes into early fall depending on the weather.  Deadheading helps rebloom. 
  
  
• Big Time White - Lavandula Angustifolia (English). Approx. 15‑20 inches. Big Time White is our newest variety here at LPF with extra large pure white flowers and tidy gray-green foliage. Deer and rabbit resistant and repels mosquitoes.
  
  
• Hidcote – Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 18‑24 inches. One of the most popular varieties. Dark colored lavender‑blue flower spikes in late spring and early fall. Compact and sweetly fragrant. Adds great color to garden beds and walkways. 
  
  
• ·       Munstead – Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 12-18 inches. Compact, early bloomer starts flowering in late June and continues into early fall. Great as an edger or low garden hedge. Fragrant flowers dry well and are excellent for sachets and potpourris.
  
  
• ·       Super Blue – Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 10-12 inches. Lavender Superblue has rich blue blooms on short flower spikes. This English Lavender creates a spectacular and fragrant show in the summer garden and is drought tolerant. Excellent winter hardiness.
  
  
• ·       Ellagance Purple - Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 14 - 18 inches. Compact, bushy mounds of silver-green foliage producing large, densely filled flower spikes from June to September. Commonly used in containers, as border and mass plantings, and as cut or dried flowers. Drought tolerant and deer resistant.
  
  
• ·       Lavance - Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 12 inches. Blooms the first year with deep purple, long lasting flowers. The dense foliage is greenish-grey and very aromatic. Bushy, upright, compact habit allows Lavance Purple to be a great selection for a smaller garden.
  
  
• ·       La Diva Vintage – Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 10-12 inches. Has an abundance of fragrant blue-purple blooms loved by bees and butterflies. This variety has big beautiful blooms throughout the summer months with a compact, upright habit. 
  
  
• Betty’s Blue – Lavandula angustifolia (English). Approx. 18‑24 inches. Our newest variety here at LPF! It has dense upright deep violet-blue blooms with grey-green foliage. Great for borders, formal gardens or informal hedging. Blooms a little later than most English, closer to July with a second bloom closer to Autumn.
  
  
• Royal Velvet – Lavandula Angustifolia (English). Approx. 24‑36 inches. A New variety here at LPF! With rich velvety dark navy-blue blooms on longer stems. Great for perennial borders, rock gardens or herb gardens. Drought, deer and rabbit resistant and a magnet for bees & butterflies!
  
  
• Sensational ‑ Lavandula x. intermedia (French). is the next generation to Phenomenal. Approx. 24‑36 inches Sensational is incredibly large and has thick flowers with sturdy stems. Enjoy the sweet floral aroma while viewing its broad silver foliage. 
  
  
• ·       Provence – Lavandula x. Intermedia (French). Approx. 18-24 inches. Pale blue to purple spikes. Single bloom in mid-summer. Great in herb gardens, borders or rock gardens and looks amazing when planted en masse. Dries well and is excellent for craft making and sachets.
  
  
• ·       Edelweiss – Lavandula x. intermedia (French).  White flowering lavender. Larger plant, approx. 36 inches. Flower buds appear light pink before opening to a pure white flower. Very fragrant and great for wreath making and crafting. Single bloom, mid-summer.
  
  
• Grosso – Lavandula x. intermedia (French). Approx. 24‑30. The "go to" plant for essential oil and craft making for its amazing blooms, Grosso produces dark blue flower spikes in mid‑summer with gray‑green foliage. A heavy bloomer it's great for lavender wands, fresh and dried bouquets, sachets and potpourri. A favorite of the bees and butterflies too. 
  
  
• Phenomenal – Lavandula x. intermedia (French). Phenomenal is one of the hardiest and easiest to grow lavenders for our region. Approx. 36 inches with spiky purple flowers and silver foliage. Fragrant and a favorite of our butterflies. 
  
  
• Hidcote Giant - Lavandula x intermedia (French). Approx. 30-60 inches. A highly aromatic shrub with a bushy mound of narrow, gray-green foliage and long stems of violet-blue flower spikes. A wonderful addition to dry, sunny borders and gardens. Works well as a hedge plant and highly effective in mass planting.
• Bridget Chloe – Lavandula x intermedia (French). Approx. 30-60 inches. One of our Newest and biggest varieties here at LPF! This variety is a great producer of essential oil with a fragrance much sweeter and more floral. Beautiful purple blooms with grey foliage.
  
  
• Riverina Thomas – Lavandula x intermedia (French). Approx. 24-36 inches. Another of our newest varieties here at LPF! With large flowers that yield big amounts of aromatic oil. One of the smaller of our French varieties but is a showy and strong garden performer for herb gardens, borders and commercial use.
  
  

English Varieties – First bloom typically late June, early July. Routine clipping during bloom season will result in additional blooms all summer into early fall.

French Varieties – Typically bloom later than English. Mid-July into early August. Once clipped may send up smaller spikes, but not always. The french varieties typically do not bloom year 1.