Thumbelina Lavender
Thumbelina Lavender. Flowers appear in summer, with the plant blooming three times a year. The flowers are excellent for cutting.
Lavender dwarf munstead (lavandula angustifolia) is a popular dwarf lavender variety with silver blue foliage and beautifully scented deep blue flowers that bloom from spring until fall. There are five main types of lavender: English lavender ‘thumbelina leigh’ is hardy to usda zones 5 to 9.
Small But Mighty, This Cutie Is Extremely Aromatic!
Great to pop in a pot, on the patio or brighten a spot at the front of a border. Lavender thumbelina leigh is also suitable for culinary uses, its sweet lavender scent is just the thing to flavour salads and in desserts, for infusions and teas and in baking recipes. 29 gorgeous varieties of lavender.
Sets A New Benchmark For Dark And Dwarf.
Royal purple (lavandula angustifolia) #7: Suggested uses banks and slopes, city, coastal, cottage/informal, drought tolerant, flavouring food and drinks, flower arranging, beds and borders, garden edging, gravel, mediterranean, containers, rock, wildlife The flowers are excellent for cutting.
It Bears Short, Purple Flower Spikes, Making It Ideal For Container Displays And Edging Paths.
Blooms once in early summer. Lavandula thumbelina leigh with its small stature makes a charming edger. Drought and deer resistant, the plump lavender blooms will appear twice during the growing season if.
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