Spanish lavender

Latin Name: Lavandula stoechas
Plant type: Perennial
Botanical family: Lamiaceae

Hardiness Zone: Zone 7 and above
Harvest period: Flowers: May to July

Exposure: Sun
Watering: Low – tolerates drought well, dry, well-drained soil

Companion plants: Rosemary, thyme, scented geranium
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Description

Spanish lavender is distinguished by its flower spikes topped with bracts shaped like small purple flags. More decorative than classic lavender, it offers a pronounced camphor scent. It flowers early and abundantly, but is a little less hardy – perfect in pots or sheltered in full sun.

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