InformationTitleLavender Varieties GuideGuide TypeOtherGenus/Species/VarietyLavandulaIntroductionA guide to the lavender varieties offered by Qualitree.Information Download a printable PDF version Lavender Varieties Variety Zone* Flower Color Bloom Time** Recommended Finished Pot Sizes Description Lavandula angustifolia ‘Essence Purple’ 5–9 Bright Purple May–July 6"–12" Uniform, dense branching with green, aromatic foliage. Blooms with long-lasting bright purple flowers. ‘Hidcote Blue’ 5–8 Royal Purple May–July 4"–10" Long-lasting fragrance and rich purple flowers are held above a tidy mound of grey-green foliage. Lavenize® ‘Silver Forever’ 5–9 Dark Purple May–August 5"–12" Compact, tidy and symmetrical, this plant with silver-hued foliage is accented with masses of deep purple flowers. ‘SuperBlue’ 5–8 Bright Purple May–August 5"–10" Compact growth with vibrant, fragrant blooms on short flower stems, showing a mass of color. A versatile garden plant. Lavandula hybrids ‘Meerlo’ 9–10 Pale Violet-Blue June–August 6”–12” Soft, fragrant grey-green foliage has gently serrated yellow to cream-colored margins. Pale blue flowers are borne on long stems, but the bright accent from the foliage is the main attraction. ‘Phenomenal’ 5–9 Violet-Purple June–August 6”–12” Violet-hued flowers are borne on tall stems above a compact mound of silver-green foliage. Lavandula stoechas & pedunculata ‘Anouk Dark Purple’ 7–9 Dark Purple April–June 4"–10" Robust lavender, rounded and densely branched, with grey-green leaves. Long-lasting, fragrant, dark purple flowers are massed on top of the foliage. ‘Anouk Deep Rose’ 7–9 Burgundy-Purple April–June 4"–10" Compact growth habit with silvery-green foliage set off the dark purple flowers with rich rose-tone bracts above. ‘Anouk Purple Crown’ 7–9 Purple April–June 6”–12” Full, densely branched lavender with grey-green foliage. Dark purple flowers cover the flower spike, topped with royal purple bracts. The color lasts into the summer, with additional flushes of flowers. ‘Anouk Purple Flare’ 7–9 Indigo-Purple April–June 6"–12" Compact, densely branched with blue-grey foliage. Flower spikes are topped with distinctly shaped, indigo-colored bracts. ‘Anouk Twilight’ 7–9 Magenta-Purple April–June 6"–10" Symmetrical, upright appearance, with showy magenta-purple flowers displayed above the fragrant grey-green foliage. Lavinnova® ‘Intense Purple’ 7–9 Purple April–July 5"–12" Tidy, broadly-rounded appearance. Broad, pale-green leaves contrast with the elegant, rich purple flowers. Lavinnova® ‘The Princess’ 7–10 Bright Pink April–May 5"–10" The neat, compact and upright form is covered by fragrant, intense pink flowers, contrasting with the aromatic grey foliage. ‘Primavera’ 7–9 Burgundy-Purple February–December 4"–10" Rich green foliage lifts large spikes of burgundy-toned purple flowers and bracts for display at almost any time of year, depending on the growing location. Stems ‘Anouk’ 7–9 Purple April–June 9"–12" Silver-green foliage shows off the dark plum flower spikes, topped with violet bracts, which fade to pink as they mature. ‘Anouk Purple Flare’ 7–9 Indigo-Purple April–June 9"–12" Compact, densely branched with blue-grey foliage. Flower spikes are topped with distinctly shaped, indigo-colored bracts. ‘Anouk Twilight’ 7–9 Magenta-Purple April–June 9"–12" Symmetrical, upright appearance, with showy magenta-purple flowers displayed above the fragrant grey-green foliage. Lavinnova® ‘Intense Purple’ 7–9 Purple April–July 9"–12" Tidy, broadly-rounded appearance. Broad, pale-green leaves contrast with the elegant, rich purple flowers. Lavinnova® ‘The Princess’ 7–10 Bright Pink April–May 9"–12" The neat, compact and upright form is covered by fragrant, intense pink flowers, contrasting with the aromatic grey foliage. *These winter hardiness zones are given as a general guideline as the plant hardiness is subject to the specific characteristics of the local climate. **Bloom time is affected by weather and the growing location, and therefore can vary. The timelines shown are typical for the Pacific Northwest. Input Guide Determine your inputs based on your desired end product size & sales window End Pot Size Input Inputs per Pot Planting Weeks Grow Time* Sales Window 5”, 6” 50 plug 1 Weeks 2–10 11 weeks Weeks 13–22 9”, 10” 50 plug 3 Weeks 2–10 11 weeks Weeks 13–22 5”, 6” 9”, 10”, 12” 50 plug 1 Weeks 11–18 12 weeks Weeks 23–30 9”, 10”, 12” 50 plug 3 Weeks 36–40 29 weeks Weeks 13–22 9”, 10”, 12” 50 plug 3 Weeks 41–45 25 weeks Weeks 13–22 5”, 6” 50 plug 1 Weeks 46–50 20 weeks Weeks 13–22 9”, 10”, 12” 50 plug 3 Weeks 46–50 20 weeks Weeks 13–22 4”, 5” 98 plug 1 Weeks 2–10 11 weeks Weeks 13–22 4”, 5” 98 plug 1 Weeks 31–35 34 weeks Weeks 13–22 4”, 5” 98 plug 1 Weeks 36–40 29 weeks Weeks 13–22 4”, 5” 98 plug 1 Weeks 41–45 24 weeks Weeks 13–22 4”, 5” 98 plug 1 Weeks 46–50 19 weeks Weeks 13–22 *Grow time is dependent upon growing location. A dormancy period, whether required or not, is recommended by Qualitree. All information is based on the experiences at Qualitree. 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