100+ Rare Seeds-Spike Lavender Seeds– Lavandula - Fragrant Perennial Herb for Aromatic Gardens, Drought Tolerant Flowers, Easy to Grow for Landscaping & Pots, Attracts bees & butterflies, #C006

  Name – Lavandula latifolia Former name – Lavandula spica Family – Lamiaceae Type – herbaceous sub-shrub Height – 1 to 2½ feet (30-80 cm) Exposure – full sun Soil – ordinary, well-drained Foliage – evergreen Blooming – June-September (weather-dependent) Requirements: full sun and well-drained soil Spike lavender will easily grow from seed. Collect seeds from dried flowers at the end of summer . Store them over the winter in a cool, dry place. In spring, sow in nursery pots or sow directly in the soil. Spike lavender, unlike Lavandin, is a fertile species. Bees and butterflies such as the cute “large white” pollinate it as they reach for nectar in each individual flower.