Lavandula Avignon Early Blue

Welcome Early Blue Blooms with Lavandula Avignon Early Blue Seeds

Discover the popular Lavandula Avignon Early Blue, a distinguished cultivar of English Lavender celebrated for its exceptionally early blooming period and beautiful mid-blue flower spikes. This variety showcases a compact, mounded growth habit, making it a superb choice for container gardens, small landscape spaces, and even as a fragrant edging plant. Its abundant and fragrant blooms are irresistible to bees and other beneficial pollinators, while its aromatic silver-green foliage offers a sensory delight and can be used in various culinary and crafting applications.

Key Features:

• Early Blooming: One of the first English Lavenders to bloom in the season.
• Distinct Mid-Blue Flowers: Produces lovely spikes of fragrant, mid-blue to blue-purple flowers.
• Compact, Mounded Habit: Ideal for containers, small spaces, and edging.
• Silver-Green Foliage: Attractive and aromatic leaves provide year-round interest.
• Attracts Pollinators: A magnet for bees and butterflies.
• Drought Tolerant: Requires less watering once established.
• Fragrant Flowers: Emits a classic, soothing lavender aroma.
• Heat Tolerant: Performs well in warm summer conditions.
• Blooms First Year: Enjoy flowers in the very first season.
• Long Flowering: Lavandula Avignon Early Blue Provides an extended period of bloom in planters and garden beds.
• Common Name: English Lavender.
• Water: Light (once established).
• Fertilize: Every two weeks during the growing season.
• Exposure: Full Sun.
• Germination: Expect germination to take anywhere from 2-8 weeks, cover very thin layer , 60-70 Degree Fahrenheit.