Lavander Arabian Nights

Short Description
Select form of English lavander. Darker blue flowers. Full sun well drained site. 80cm

Lavander Arabian Nights makes a good hedge at about 70-80cm, or use as spot planting.

English lavender is known as Lavander spica, or to use the older term, Lavander angustifolia. There are many named clones or cultivars of Lavander spica including Lavander spica Arabian Nights to use the full name.

Cultivation Advice
To keep Lavanders looking good, especially through the winter months, remove all flower heads and stalks and lightly prune to shape early to mid-autumn. This encourages the growth energy to form new foliage in the lead up to winter, rather than put the growth energy to try to form seed.

Lavanders like most plants that have a silver, gray, or bluish foliage, prefers a growing environment that is full sun, well drained, and a little dry. Too much water (irrigation) can cause the roots of young plants to decay thereby wrecking the plant. Generally Lavanders thrive best on a little neglect.