Lavandula x intermedia cv. Fred Boutin Lavender

Lavandula x intermedia Fred Boutin Lavender

From 1968 to 1979 Fredrick C. Boutin was a botanist at the Huntington Botanic Gardens in Pasadena, California. After he left there, he came across a previously unnamed Lavandin, and proceeded to clone it. Thus, Fred Boutin Lavender was introduced to the world in 1984 and has become a long stemmed favorite among Lavender collectors.

Fred Boutin Lavender makes a great addition to both our
Zone 5 Fragrant Herb Garden Six Pack
and our
Crafter's Herb Garden Six Pack.

Cultural Information

Height: 2 Feet

Hardiness: Perennial
in Zones 5-11

Flower Color: Purple

Characteristics: Full Sun,
Evergreen,
Water Conserving

Uses: Dried Flower,
Fragrant Ornamental

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