Lavender is an aromatic, sun-loving plant valued for foliage and flowers. Seed-grown lavender takes patience, and exact species or cultivar is not specified on this listing.
Key Features
- Choose 200, 400 or 800 seeds
- Aromatic garden plant
- Best in sunny, sharply drained soil
- Seed-grown plants vary naturally
What's in the Pack
One packet containing the selected approximate seed count. Seeds only; plants, dried flowers and oil are not included.
Planting Instructions
When to Sow
Start indoors 8–10 weeks before warm outdoor weather, or sow when seedlings can be protected from severe frost.
Sowing and Germination
Cold stratification for 2–4 weeks may improve germination. Surface sow or cover only very lightly and provide bright light. Keep medium lightly moist; germination may take 14–30 days or longer.
Spacing and Care
Transplant 12–18 inches apart into full sun and very well-drained soil. Avoid waterlogged ground and heavy fertilization.
Growing Information
| Botanical name |
Lavandula spp. (species not specified) |
| Life cycle |
Perennial where climate and species permit |
| Sun |
Full sun |
| Typical germination |
14–30 days or longer |
| Spacing |
12–18 inches |
| Water needs |
Low after establishment in well-drained soil |
Garden Use
Use in borders, gravel gardens and containers with excellent drainage. Prune lightly after flowering; avoid cutting deeply into old woody stems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is lavender slow to germinate?
Seed germination is naturally uneven and can benefit from cool treatment and light.
Will it survive winter?
Hardiness depends on the actual species, drainage and local winter conditions.
Will plants match a named cultivar?
No named species or cultivar is claimed, and seed-grown plants can vary.
Please note: No exact cultivar, bloom color, fragrance, hardiness, organic or non-GMO claim is made.
