Lavender Munstead (9cm pot)

Lavandula

From £4.99

9cm Potted plant

Delivery from late August

Suitable for planting in sunny and partially shaded locations
Suitable for growing in pots and containers
Fragrant
Summer flowering time
GREEN foliage colour
PURPLE flowering Colour

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Available to Buy Flowering Time

Product Description

This delightful Lavender Munstead bears masses of fragrant blue flowers held on stiff stems. The flower spikes make this bushy plant highly attractive to bees and other pollinators. Flowering from June to September, this plant can be most appreciated when grown somewhere you will be able to catch their magnificent scent. When planted en masse they produce ground cover/low screening. Reaches an average height of 30-40cm and spread 50-60cm. Supplied in 9cm plants.

Plant Size

Mature Height	35 cm
Mature Spread	55 cm
Plant Spacing	45 cm
Annual Growth	35 cm

Planting Notes

Planting	Plant in prepared soil, with a hole large enough to firmly hold the module.
Soil Type	Moderately fertile, well drained soil.

Growing at a glance…

Carefully trim back in April. If grown for drying cut the flowers before they open.Plant out as soon as possible. Plant in well dug prepared soil. Ideally planted to edge paths and borders as illustrated or in small groups around the garden.

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Key Features

Pollinator Friendly

Drought-resistant

Perfect for Pots

When to Plant

Lavender plants are best planted is in the spring, usually from March to May time. Lavender prefers well-drained soil, in an area of the garden that catches plenty of sunrays! Can withstand particularly warm weather, ideal for gardens in the south.

Where to Plant

Lavenders are highly versatile plants, allowing you to plant them wherever you please. Have a smaller garden? Pop them in a pot! Want to jazz up a walkway? They’re great for borders. There’s nothing you can’t achieve with the reliable lavender plant.

How to Plant

Like we said, Lavender loves well-drained soil. This goes for either growing in the ground or in a container. To add drainage to soil, you can pop some horticultural grit to the bottom of the hole before planting. For pots and containers, plant them in something that has drainage holes.

Perfect Companion Plants for Lavender Munstead

Looking to grow a gorgeous, unified display? These plants go great with Lavender Munstead! Pick from any of these companion picks and watch as they thrive happily throughout the summer.

• Echinacea • Alliums • Roses

• Sedum •African Daisy • Zinnia

• Gaillardia