Lavandula pedunculata
Lavandula
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Lavandula (Lavandula pedunculata) - Description
Lavandula pedunculata, commonly called "French Lavender", is a species of flowering plant in the Lamiaceae family. It is known for its butterfly-like, narrow petals that emerge from the top of its narrow stalk. L. pedunculata originates from the Iberian Peninsula.
Lavandula (Lavandula pedunculata) - Blooming
Blooms are often purple or lavender in color, hence the common name. The flowers are moderately-very fragrant. Lavenders contain a large amount of nectar, and therefore attract bees.
Lavandula (Lavandula pedunculata) - Growth
Lavenders thrive in full sun. In climates that are too cold in the winter for year round growth, Lavenders will do fine being moved indoors on a bright window sill. Lavenders work well for drying to make potpourri.
Lavandula (Lavandula pedunculata) - Planting
Plant in areas that have good air circulation. Sow seeds in spring, in containers in a cold frame for protection. Can also propagate with semi-ripe cuttings in summer. Layering can be conducted in summer as well.
Lavandula (Lavandula pedunculata) - Pest
Can succumb to root rot in climates that have hot and humid summers. Other problems include root rot and leaf spot.
Lavandula (Lavandula pedunculata) - Soil and irrigation
Requires well-drained soils that are kept moderately fertile.
