Anouk Lavender
Anouk Lavender. Generally, dried lavender will keep its delightful fragrance for a season. Perennials can be planted anytime from spring through fall.
'silver anouk' lavender is a beautiful spanish lavender variety with fragrant silvery foliage and deep purple blooms topped by cheery lavender flags. To dry flowers, cut before fully open and hang upside down in a cool, airy place. Anouk features purple petals on dark purple bracts.
It Will Flower From Mid Spring To Late Summer With Three, Rich Consecutive Blooms.
Lavandula stoechas 'anouk' (pbr) is also frequently known as spanish lavender, it is named after the stoechades island off the france coast. Generally, dried lavender will keep its delightful fragrance for a season. As with most spanish lavenders, ‘silver anouk’ is a heavy bloomer in the spring and will provide another flush of bloom in early fall if pruned back after the initial blooms are spent.
A Compact Variety Of Spanish Lavender With Showy Purple Flowers.
A wonderful container specimen, or landscape accent, for an entryway, border, or rock garden. Insert your fully dried lavender flower buds into zip lock bags, or airtight containers and store it away from light, heat, and humidity to preserve its fragrance, color and to avoid mold and rot. Lavender thrives in most soil qualities, from poor to moderately fertile.
Lavandula Stoechas Is Commonly Referred To As French Lavender.
1 to 2 feet in height and spread (30 to 60 cm). Also called french or butterfly lavender. The royal horticultural society has given it its prestigious award of garden merit (agm).
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