Lavender, an emblematic plant of Provence, is appreciated for its beauty and its captivating scent. This charming perennial plant from the Lamiaceae family is easy to grow in a garden. With its bright colors and intoxicating scent, it brings a real touch of magic to any outdoor space.

Lavender is distinguished by its magnificent spiked flowers, which stand proudly above its silver foliage. They offer a palette of colors ranging from pale blue to intense purple, including shades of pink and white. These delicate flowers, which form beautiful clusters, add a touch of softness and romance to any garden.

To properly cultivate lavender, it is important to take into account its exposure. It loves the sun and needs at least six hours of direct light per day to flourish fully. A location in full sun will allow the plant to develop its vibrant colors and captivating scent. Lavender adapts to…
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Lavender

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  • Exposure
  • Frost Hardiness
  • Cultivation Difficulty
  • Sowing Depth
  • Plant Spacing
  • Row Spacing
  • Germination Time
  • Germination Temperature
  • Lifecycle
  • Adult Height
  • Maintenance
  • Water Requirements
  • Soil Type
  • Soil pH Preference
  • Pollination
  • Propagation
  • Seed Storage