Lavender 'lady'

Belonging to the Lavandula genus (Lavandula angustifolia 'lady'), lady is a variety of Lavender. A perennial, lady is known for its Forb habit and growing to a height of approximately 60.0 cm (1.95 feet).

Spain is believed to be where lady originates from.

Being a fairly low maintenance plant, lady Lavender is normally quite easy to grow provided a minimum level of care is given throughout the year. It will be helpful to note the correct soil, sun and water needs of this plant to ensure that this plant thrives.

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By our calculations, you should look at sowing lady about 1 days after your last frost date.

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Latin for “narrow leaf.”