COMMON NAME: FRENCH LAVENDER
Pot Size: 14cm / (6″) / 140mm
Lavender dentata, commonly known as French lavender, is an evergreen shrub prized for its aromatic foliage and distinctive flowers. It typically grows to about 60 to 80 cm tall and wide, forming a rounded, bushy shape. Its soft, gray-green leaves are toothed or “dentate” (a feature that gives the plant its name) and release a strong lavender fragrance when brushed or crushed.
Lavender dentata blooms for an extended period, producing flower spikes topped with pale purple to violet bracts that resemble butterfly wings. Native to the Mediterranean region, Lavender dentata thrives in full sun and well-drained soils, making it ideal for warm, dry climates.
It is commonly used in herb gardens, borders, and containers, and is also suitable for low hedging. Beyond its ornamental appeal, Lavender dentata is valued for its essential oils and aromatic uses, and attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies, enhancing biodiversity in gardens.
Uses:
- Ornamental plant for gardens, borders, containers, and low hedges
- Aromatic uses and essential oil extraction
- Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators
Position: Full sun to part shade
Max Height: 60-80cm
Max Width: 60-80cm
Type: Border, Feature


ENGLISH BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS BOX HEDGE 14cm / 140mm 