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Sachet Lavender flowers are extremely sweet smelling and a lovely dark purple. A true English lavender, it likes a cool summer but can be grown with adequate moisture and a bit of shade in hotter areas. The two year old Sachet Lavender below is grown in a little too much shade so its form tends to be a wee bit wild. Still the color of the flowers is spectacular and complements the variegated foliage of the Golden Garden Sage behind it. When this Sachet Lavender plant finishes its bloom, we will trim and shape it to give it more form. The leaves will turn from their new spring growth green to their hardened gray summer color. In the fall, we will get a bit of a bloom again but it will not be as spectacular as the early spring flowering. |
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Sachet Lavender makes a great addition to our Zone 5 Fragrant Herb Garden Six Pack. It is also petit enough for patio pots like our 15 inch Square Terra Roma Planter. |
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Cultural Information Height: 1 Foot Hardiness: Perennial Flower Color: Purple Characteristics: Full Sun, Uses: Culinary, |
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