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First pick up dates available are Mothers Day weekend 2027.
A selection of lavender varieties to bring the scents and colours of the Bonnieheath Estate Farmhouse home with you.
Types of Lavender
L. x intermedia are French lavender hybrid varieties which exude a nice, subtle fragrance. They are cold hardy enough for our climate but require proper care during the winter months.
L. augustifolia are English lavender varieties which have a stronger and sweeter aroma. They are cold hardy and can tolerate snow, frost and ice in winter and live for many years.
Our 2027 English Varieties
Big Time Blue - Early summer to fall, 20-24" tall, 24-30" wide, Deep Blue colour
Essence Purple - Early to mid-summer, 18-20" tall, 20-24" wide, Vibrant Purple colour. A tidy, uniform grower with great fragrance and strong stems
We - Early to mid-summer, 13-16" tall, 18" wide, Deep Violet-Blue colour. Best for culinary
La Diva Spirit Pink - Cold hardy variety. Summer, 14-20" tall, 16-18" wide, Pale Pink colour
Melissa - Early to mid-summer, 20-28" tall, 24-36" wide, White to Blush Pink colour. Sweetly fragrant flowers that open white and gradually turn soft pink. Excellent for culinary use
Super Blue - Late spring to summer, 18-24" tall, 24-30" wide, Blue-Purple colour
Our 2027 French varieties
Edelweiss - Mid-summer, 24-36" tall, 36-48" wide, Pure White colour. Soft pink buds open into fragrant white flowers. Excellent for bouquets, dried arrangements, and garden contrast
Phenomenal - Mid to late-summer, 24-32" tall, 36-48" wide, Rich Violet-Purple colour. Exceptional cold hardiness, silver foliage, and strong fragrance. Excellent for bouquets and dried arrangements
Sensational - Summer to autumn, possible second bloom, 24" tall, 24" wide, Rich Purple colour
How to care for your plant:
Lavender prefers to be planted right away in a sunny spot, and sandy loam is the best soil type.
The plant likes continuous water until roots establish. Be sure to not overwater as roots will rot.
Once established, deadheading the flowers once they have faded will stimulate the plant to produce more flowers. This video will help you learn when and how to prune your lavender.
All potted plants will look like the green/sliver shrub and might have a few flowers. The shape and look of the flowers tend to differ between the species.