Description
Lavender ‘Pacific Blue’ typically grows to a height of 50cm, a compact lavender with a bushy growth habit and slender stems. Narrow, gray-green leaves that are highly aromatic, and a profuse display of spikes of vibrant violet-blue flowers.
Prefers full sunlight, at least 6-8 hours per day and well-drained. Lavenders dislike waterlogged conditions. Plant spring or early autumn. Plant 40 -50cm apart to allow proper air circulation. Prune after flowering to encourage bushiness and remove spent flower spikes.
Requires regular watering until established. Once established, it is drought tolerant.
Can be used for low hedging due to its compact growth habit.
Combines well with other sun-loving plants like rosemary, thyme, and sage.
Supplied plants are in 5cm pots and average 1 year in age.
