x intermedia

A fairly dainty plant for a x intermedia with masses of mid-purple flowers. Widely grown for oil before the introduction of higher-yielding cultivars.

A splendid, vigorous lavender with stout stems and superb purple-blue flowers. Perfect as a hedge or specimen plant. Excellent for cutting for drying in bunches.

A splendid fan-shaped bush forming a perfect dome of white flowers making a stunning feature.

A bushier form of Dutch lavender with the same distinct grey foliage and pale purple flowers.

A deep purple akin to ‘Hidcote’, with masses of branching and a delicate habit. A Downderry introduction from France.

An amazingly profuse blue-purple flowering lavender, the most widely grown lavender for oil in the world.

The shortest white flowered, late flowering lavender available.

The shortest, richly coloured dark violet-purple flowered x intermedia available.

The shortest x intermedia available. A dainty plant with mid-purple flowers. Suitable for a low growing late flowering hedge.

Very distinctive bushy purple flowers on stout stems which makes for a great cut flower.

A dark-flowered, tall lavender, with rich dark purple flowers forming a billowing pillow of purple.

This fine selection has heavily scented pale blue flowers and forms a large plant. Enjoy the flowers late into summer.

A truly heavenly lavender, with pale purple flowers and typical cottage garden appeal. It is rare to find this true form.

Olympia is the first of a new generation of lavenders. It has the strong scent and late-flowering of other intermedia, but is noticeably shorter.

This lavender conjures up a real feeling of Provence, despite coming from Canada! Pale purple flowers with a very fragrant, sweetly floral scent.

A superb large bushy lavender, with a fine display of clear blue-purple flowers and handsome foliage.