Common English Lavender
Common English Lavender. English lavender, true lavender, common lavender (lavandula angustifolia) often associated with the famous purple fields of provence, lavandula angustifolia, also called english lavender, is not native to england but to the mediterranean. Here are some of the most popular varieties of english lavender to grow in your garden:
It is not native to england, but to the mediterranean. Lavender is a flowering perennial herb, native to the mediterranean. It grows to about 18 inches tall and was named after munstead woods, the home of renowned english garden designer gertrude jekyll.
These Varieties Make Great Tea, Soap Making, Potpourri, And Floral Arrangements For Decoration.
There are many excellent varieties (cultivars) of english lavender available. It also suits contemporary garden styles and makes an aromatic border edging around vegetable or herb plots. Lavender, englisher lavender, true lavender days to maturity:
English Lavender (Lavandula Angustifolia) Is Most Common And Hardy To Zone 5.
It grows up to 3.3 feet (1 m) tall and is usually about as wide as tall. It grows to about 18 inches tall and was named after munstead woods, the home of renowned english garden designer gertrude jekyll. There are hundreds of varieties available in many colors and sizes.
Common English Lavender / Lavandula Angustifolia Other Names:
With fragrant purple flower spikes on top of slender green stems, common lavender blooms from late spring throughout summer! Its common names include lavender, true lavender or english lavender (though not native to england); English lavender is used medicinally to help aid sleep, anxiety and skin.
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