Plants by Type

A natural hybrid of L. angustifolia and L. latifolia, ‘Provence’ is one of the most fragrant and easy to care for lavenders. It is highly tolerant of heat, humidity, and poor soil. Forms a compact, 2 to 3 foot tall and wide mound of fragrant, grey-green...

A long-blooming, heat tolerant shrub lavender with striking silver foliage and distinctive flowers. Blooms mid spring through summer with stout, plum-colored flower spikes topped with deep lavender petal-like bracts that resemble butterfly wings. Flowers...

A long-blooming, heat tolerant shrub lavender with striking silver foliage and distinctive flowers. Blooms mid spring through summer with stout, plum-colored flower spikes topped with deep lavender petal-like bracts that resemble butterfly wings. Flowers...

A long-blooming, heat tolerant, evergreen shrub lavender with striking silver foliage and distinctive flowers. Blooms mid spring through summer with stout, plum-colored flower spikes topped with deep lavender petal-like bracts that resemble butterfly...

An especially robust Lavandula x intermedia selection, ‘Phenomenal’ is extremely tolerant of both high and low temperatures, humidity, and poor soil. A low maintenance, evergreen shrub that forms a rounded mound of fragrant grey-green foliage, 2 to 3...

An especially robust Lavandula x intermedia selection, ‘Phenomenal’ is extremely tolerant of both high and low temperatures, humidity, and poor soil. A low maintenance, evergreen shrub that forms a rounded mound of fragrant grey-green foliage, 2 to 3...

A woody, evergreen shrub featuring fuzzy, mint-like leaves and fragrant white flowers in late spring and early summer. Native to multiple types of plant communities along the central and southern California coast and the Sierra Foothills, White Pitcher...

A shrubby, evergreen perennial native to Southern California coastal mountains and the Channel Islands. Blooms with light pink to lavender flowers in spring and fall. Fuzzy blue-green leaves add a soft texture to shade and woodland gardens. Attractive to...