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Unique succulent featuring large, staghorn-like leaves that shade from green in the center to purple on the margins. Blooms with white flowers on long, arching stems in spring and summer. Produces stolons that reach out from the center of the plant and...

This cross between Lavandula dentata and Lavandula latifolia is exceptionally tolerant of high heat and humidity. It produces lavender blue flowers in summer, and while not as long-blooming as other lavender, its striking grey-green and cream...

A variety of English Lavender popular for its compact growth habit and heat and drought tolerance. Highly fragrant deep violet blue flower spikes rise above its grey / green foliage in spring and early summer. Only growing to about 18 inches tall, it’s...

A variety of English Lavender popular for its compact growth habit and heat and drought tolerance. Highly fragrant deep violet blue flower spikes rise above its grey / green foliage in spring and early summer. Only growing to about 18 inches tall, it’s...

A form of English Lavender notable for its small, compact growth habit. Forms a 2 foot mound of dense grey-green foliage. Blooms with compact spikes of highly fragrant, rich lavender purple flowers in late spring and early summer. A perfect addition to...

A form of English Lavender notable for its small, compact growth habit. Forms a 2 foot mound of dense grey-green foliage. Blooms with compact spikes of highly fragrant, rich lavender purple flowers in late spring and early summer. A perfect addition to...

Known commonly as English Lavender, Lavandula angustifolia is actually native to the Mediterranean, meaning that it thrives in our southern California climate. It’s tolerant of high heat, temperatures down into the teens, and poor, dry soil. It forms a 2...