Lavandula Angustifolia Imperial Gem

Lavandula Angustifolia Imperial Gem. Lavender 'imperial gem' lavandula angustifolia english lavender. Because of its neat, compact form, this is an excellent variety to create low hedges in cottage or formal gardens.

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This fragrant leaves plant has also fragrant dark blue flowers (during summer) that attracts bees and can be great for drying for bouquets to perfume. It has aromatic grey green foliage and spikes of rich purple flowers in summer. This plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees and the many other types of pollinating insects.

Lavandula Angustifolia Imperial Gem

The Evergreen Nature Of The Leaves Make It An Ideal Hedging And Garden Plant As It Will Give Structure To.

The flowers are loved by bees, and they are good. Lavandula angustifolia 'imperial gem' | imperial gem english lavender. Officinalis, is a flowering plant in the family lamiaceae, native to the mediterranean (spain, france, italy, croatia etc.).

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Because of its neat, compact form, this is an excellent variety to create low hedges in cottage or formal gardens. Order super fresh stock direct from our nursery. Independent service rating based on 8853 verified reviews.

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The plant is more sturdy.it has a better habit.very good scented! And when it became known that it was slightly hardier, more vigorous and a little taller, rivalry was inevitable. Topping grayish green, somewhat relaxed stems, vibrant violet petals and fuzzy dark purple calyxes form a broadly cylindrical head distinguished by a separate whorl of flowers at its base.