Annet English Lavender – 1 Gallon Pot

Height at Maturity: 16-18″

Width at Maturity: 16-18″
Spacing:  16″ for mass plantings or solid borders; 3′ for space between plants

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Maintenance / Care:  Low

Named by the University of Georgia as the “Most Drought Tolerant” English Lavender in their trials, the Annet English Lavender wows with abundant, large clustered spikes of fragrant, deep violet-blue flowers over an exceptionally long period from late spring through early fall. The long-lasting flower spikes stand atop some of the sturdiest stems of any lavender, making them a fine selection for cutting and use in bouquets and floral arrangements. Native beneficial pollinators are attracted to the flowers, while the slightly savory taste of the foliage makes a good substitute for rosemary in culinary dishes. Hardy in USDA Zones 5a to 9a, Annet is excellent for growing in garden beds or containers that can be situated on patios and other outdoor sitting and living spaces where the pretty flowers and fragrance can be enjoyed from close up. Easy to grow in well-drained soil and plenty of sun, Annet is exceptionally drought tolerant when established, and you might be happy to know that the deer, rabbits, and other pests turn their nose up to her. Lavender plants don’t like wet feet, so make sure to choose a well-drained planting site!

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