The lavatère, also called mauve in tree, is a perennial plant with a bushy and generous port, appreciated for its beautiful summer flowering and its ease of maintenance. Originally from the Mediterranean basin, it flourishes in sunny and dry gardens. The lavaté is distinguished by its large funnel flowers, which can measure up to 8 cm in diameter. They are available in a wide palette of colors, ranging from white pure to bright pink via mauve, purple and red. Some varieties even offer two -color or variegated shades, bringing a touch of fantasy to the garden. to cultivate the lavatère in your garden, it is important to choose a sunny location, where it can benefit from 6 to 8 hours direct light per day. It supports the poor and stony soils well, provided they are well drained. On the other hand, it fears the stagnant humidity, which can lead to…
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Lavatère

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