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A wonderful and really bushy pale purple flowered lavender. Ideal for a low hedge.

A bright little lavender with quite fragrant pale pink flowers. Green-grey foliage.

An excellent short hedging lavender with fragrant mid-purple-blue flowers above grey-green foliage.

A perfect lavender with a proper blue hue to the sweetly fragrant flowers when they’re in full bloom. Grey-green foliage.

The world’s most widely grown angustifolia for oil. Very highly scented. Long mid-purple flowers above grey foliage.

A graceful rosemary with wonderful pink speckled flowers and small narrow pale green leaves. Hardy to -10°C.

A wonderfully robust pink lavender with broad grey-green foliage. A great partner for her sister Melissa Lilac.

A dainty bush with pure white flowers.

A real marshmallow of a lavender with beautiful furry calyces and mellow purple, mildly scented flowers.

A very attractive lavender with deliciously sweetly-scented foliage. Best planted late April-late June.

An intensely dark purple lavender known as a ‘Super Blue’, with a beautiful swaying and fluid movement in a light breeze.

The original upright rosemary with narrow, blue-speckled flowers.

The darkest pink hardy lavender available, with star-shaped markings on the flowers when they first open. The flowers are quite fragrant. Grey-green foliage.

A really compact little plant with faintly scented mid-purple flowers. Grey-green foliage.

An early dark purple flowered cultivar with a liquid, flowing movement in a summer breeze.

A very floriferous and neat lavender that make an exceptionally fine hedge. An early cultivar used in oil production.