Lavendula angustifolia
Growing Guide & Production Protocols
Cultivation & Growing Guidelines
Lavandula angustifolia
Lavandula angustifolia, commonly known as ‘English Lavender’, is a fragrant, evergreen perennial from the Lamiaceae family, celebrated for its soothing scent and classic purple flower spikes. It thrives in full sun, well-drained soil, and low to moderate fertility, and is highly resistant to drought once established. Lavandula angustifolia is ideal for herb gardens, borders, containers, and landscape massings, bringing sensory appeal and pollinator value to any planting.
Stick promptly, maintain 65°–68°F (18°–20°C). pH 5.8–6.2, EC 0.8–1.0. Feed gradually, fungicide at sticking and week 2; avoid high humidity.
For more detailed growing tips – such as sticking guidelines, recommended PGRs, and scheduling protocols – check out our Lavendula angustifolia Growing Tips.
Commercial Lavendula angustifolia Series Overview
Danziger offers a specialized Lavendula angustifolia lineup, with each series bred for specific growth habits and production goals. Danziger offers different series within this crop:
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LAYLA™ series
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VINTRO™ series
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