Munstead English Lavender - Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' - Pack of THREE Plants
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Munstead is a smart, compact, some would say dwarf form of English lavender that carries masses of deep purple-blue flowers, along with Hidcote, it is one of the finest varieties available that has stood the test of time. Thanks to its compact form, it is the perfect choice for creating a traditional Lavender hedge with the added benefit of being attractive to friendly beneficial insects such as bees and butterflies.
Fully hardy, the fragrant stems of Lavender 'Munstead' will be loved by all, they can also be cut and dried for home-made potpourri. The aromatic foliage is fine and silvery-grey, setting of the flowers beautifully and thus making Munstead a superb Lavender to edge a path or perhaps used in planters and pots. Great in a spot where you brush past the aromatic evergreen foliage and can enjoy the perfume. Supplied in approx. 2-3 litre containers, Pack of THREE Plants.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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