It is highly recommended to purchase a heat pack during the winter months, especially if you live in an area where the temperature falls below 45 degrees. You can include a heat pack with your order to ensure that your products arrive in good condition. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the heat pack, please feel free to message us.Here’s the link for adding a heat pack to your order:https://www.ebay.com/itm/176062187147 Our lavender plugs are well-rooted starter plants that come ready to transplant into your final container. If they are to be used in a landscape application, it’s better to establish them in a 3 – 4 inch pot before planting outside. 😊😊For a better price, you can check this link: https://www.ebay.com/itm/175640141503 Those plants are small seedlings in 1″ diameter plug size containers. 😊😊If you want bigger lavender plants? Please click the link below:https://www.ebay.com/itm/174769393136 Bulk orders at 40% off of retail are available. Minimum order 1 tray of 100 plugs (sorry, can’t combine species). Please message me to discuss quantities & varieties of lavender and I will create a special “listing” ad just for your needs. There are 3 general category of lavender at our farm:Lavandula angustifolia ( English Lavender): Hidcote Blue, Munstead, Blue Spear, Blue Dwarf, Forever Blue, Vicenza Blue, Ellagance Purple, Royal Velvet, Platinum Blonde, La Petite Blue Lavandula intermedia ( French Lavender): Provence, Grosso, Super, Phenomenal, Sensational, ExceptionalLavandula Stoechas ( Spanish Lavender): Otto Quast, Kew RedTwo other hybrid lavender: Goodwin Creek, Bucci Pinnata * Provence French LavenderProvence is an intensely fragrant lavender. It makes a wonderful cut flower with long stems and light purple color flowers. Drought resistant perennial plant.Hardiness: zones 5-9 * True Gross French LavenderGross is a classic French hybrid lavender with dark purple flowers. It has high oil content, very fragrant. Good for oil production, cutting flowers, making lavender wreaths, wands, etc. Hardiness: zones 5-9 * Angustifolia Munstead LavenderLavender “Munstead” is very attractive throughout this year. Introuduced in 1916 by the garden designer Gertrude Jekill, this small cultivar grows well in containers and is a great choice for hedges or knot gardens. excellent for potpourris or dried arrangements as it retains its color. Lavender “Munstead” copes with heat better than other English Lavender.Fairly hardy, long-lasting and delightful scents. Hardiness: zones 5-9 * Goodwin Creek LavenderThis hybrid is a cross between lavandula dentata( toothed lavender and L. lanata (woolly lavender). This variety was selected for its superior silvery-gray foliage and bright violet-blue flowers. The plant is more tolerant of heat and humidity than other varieties. Cut flowers are a beautiful addition to fresh bouquets, and dried flowers are nice for adding to “everlasting” arrangements. The silver foliage color provides a nice contrast in mixed plantings.Purple flower, 6-8 inches stem length, blooms continuously starting in spring.Hardiness: zones 7-9 * Bucii Pinnata LavenderThe herb known as Lavandula Buchii Pinnata is widely used for its aroma, flavor, and visual appeal in both culinary and ornamental applications. It’s sometimes called Jagged Lavender or Fern Leaf Lavender because of its unique leaf structure. These little flower buds will grow to 3′ before they unfurl their whorled flower heads into a spectacular show.Hardiness: Perennial zones 9-11, cannot tolerate frost. * Super LavenderSuper has a light, clean fragrance, similar to lavender angustifolia, and is often used for oil product. Bloom in early summer, stem length 18-20″, good for making wreath, fresh cutting flower or drying.Hardiness: zones 5-9 * Phenomenal LavenderLavandula x intermedia Phenomenal Lavender, hybrid French lavender. it is a medium-sized grower with mice gray-green foliage and blooms with purple flowers on tall stems, exceptionally tolerant of both high heat and harsh winter. It is an easy-to-grow lavender. It even shows resistance to the effects of humidity.Hardiness: zones 5-9 Sensational LavenderLavender Sensational is the next generation of Phenomenal lavender. It has beautiful thick silver foliage, sturdy stems topped with large & thick sweet lavender buds. Lavender sensational has extremely good heat & humidity tolerance. It offers aromatic purple flower spikes from summer to fall on evergreen foliage with an upright habit of 18-30″ tall and a 24″ spread.Hardiness: Zones 5-9 Exceptional LavenderLavender Exceptional is a French Lavender hybrid. This cultivar offers unique white flower spikes from mid-summer to early fall on grey-green evergreen foliage with a mounded, upright habit of 24″ tall with a 24-32″ spread. This plant offers superior disease resistance and moisture and humidity tolerance, flourishing in full sun with minimal water. Aromatic flower spikes are excellent for cutting, drying, and use in perfumes, sachets, and medicinal applications. Exceptional’s uniform, rounded habit provides visual interest in borders, cutting gardens, and mass plantings. Create stunning color contrast by pairing this white lavender with Intermedia Phenonmenal, Grosso or Provence. Hardiness: Zones 5-9 *Forever Blue LavenderLavender Forever Blue is a remarkable early flowering selection with compact plant habit and deep blue flower. Good in patio containers, flowerbeds and landscape. Native to the Mediterranean region, leaves and flowers are used for potpourri and sachets.Hardiness: Zones 6-9 Hidcote Blue LavenderThe popularity of Hidcote has led to several seed-raised plants that vary from the true form. The entry describes the true strain. It has narrow, oily and aromatic evergreen leaves and bears dense spikes of small flowers in summer. It is suitable for growing in borders or as dwarf hedging, it looks lovely lining a path. Named after Hidcote, the beautiful Arts & Crafts garden in Gloucestershire. It’s one of the most popular lavender.Hardiness: Zones 5-9 Ellagance Purple Lavender”Ellagance Purple” is a compact upright, evergreen shrub, with aromatic, linear, grey-green leaves and unbranched stems bearing short spikes of tiny, deep purple flowers in summer. The dark-purple flowers are highly scented, good for drying. Grey-green foliage in all seasons.Hardiness: Zones 5-10 Vicenza LavenderEnglish lavender “Vicenza Blue is a compact, mound-forming, evergreen shrub with slender, upright stems bearing linear, strongly aromatic, grey-green leaves and short, terminal spikes of fragrant, deep purple-blue flowers from early summer to early autumn. The flowers are strongly fragrant and suitable for drying.Hardiness: Zones 5-10b Blue Spear LavenderBlue Spear Lavender is a showy lavender with taller spikes, highly fragrant with sturdy stems that stand close to each other, creating an impressive show from a distance. Ideal for patio pots and borders. A great pollinator attracting butterflies and bees into the summer garden with the flowers blooming from June to September. The flowers have a strong sweet fragrance and can be brought into the home as part of a cut-flower display. Hardiness: Zones 6-8 Blue Dwarf Lavender’Blur Dwarf’ has many names, including ‘Baby Blue’ and ‘Nana’. This is a compact variety ideal for containers. It grows uniformly in compact clumps and only reaches a height of 40cm ( excluding it delightful, abundant and relatively short pale-blue flower spikes). It’s a robust, draught resistant, happy in any soil and ph. It is a garden must-have.Hardiness: Zones 5-9 La Petite Blue LavenderLavender La Petite Blue is a dwarf English Lavender. Drought tolerant once established. Ideal for pots and containers. It offers fragrant dark blue flower spikes from early summer to fall on evergreen foliage with an upright habit of just 8” tall and wide. This plant flourishes in full sun with minimal water. Its compact size makes this cultivar particularly well-suited to containers and small spaces. Aromatic flower spikes are excellent for cutting, drying, and use in perfumes, sachets, and medicinal applications. Lavender excels in borders, cutting gardens, and mass plantings. For a full-size variety, try Hidcote Blue. Platinum Blonde LavenderLavender Platinum Blonde is a compact, evergreen shrub to 60cm tall,narrow grey-green leaves are edged with creamy-yellow margins. Fragrant spikes of soft blue flowers are borne in summer.Hardiness: Zones 6-9 Super Blue LavenderThe super blue lavender has a super purple blue color making it a striking choice for dried bouquets and arrangements. It’s scent is also one of the most original English lavender scents making it a great choice for oils or any use where the scent of lavender needs to be undoubtedly lavender like. It is a highly fragrant “Lavandula Angustifulia” with violet-blue blooms and wider leaves than most other varieties. Kew Red LavenderLavender Kew Red, also known as Spanish Lavender, Topped Lavender or Lavender Stoechas, is native to Europe and northwest Africa. It is a outstanding lavender because of its unique red flowers with white tops. It’s a very attractive and unusual bicolor lavender, blooms from June through August and has a compact upright habit of 12-24 tall and wide. Kew Red is hardy to zone 8, low-maintenance, and attracts bees to the garden. grow it in full sun in patio containers , rock gardens, and among ornamental grasses in landscape borders. Hardiness: Zones 7-9 *****Growing tips:Full sun, good air circulation.Well-drained soil.We recommend that you pinch lavender 5-10 days after transplanting to your final container.Cut back after bloom to encourage compact growth and sturdy stems. Want the bigger size lavender plants? Click the link below:https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/CarolinaLavenderFarm/tools/listings/1069161360 Important notice:Please understand these are living plants. We try our very best to pack and ship out a healthy plant as soon as we receive your order. Depending on the transportation time and care during transportation, the plants may have some brown leaves or even experienced over-temperature. This is common, especially with all shipments during summer time. Some plants can go into shock during shipping or changed growing conditions. Most plants will bounce back when watered and placed in partial shade for a few days. We also include further instructions that are specific to your plant, so please read completely when you open your package. We’ve tried our best to give the best care possible prior to shipment. Please open and care for your plant as soon as you receive it, remembering that plants are living creatures. Avoid leaving in hot sunlight or hot automobile, just as you would any other pet. The plant you will receive may be slightly different from the photos in the listing since no two plants are the same. Thank you for your order and we look forward to serving you again. Happy gardening, happy life! :)) Carolina Lavender Farm
