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Lavandula

With its fragrant purple spikes and silvery foliage, Lavender pairs serene beauty with a soothing fragrance, an emblem of Mediterranean gardens.

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Lavandula — With its fragrant purple spikes and silvery foliage, Lavender pairs serene beauty with a soothing fragrance, an emblem o

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

Mediterranean

Light

Full sun

Watering

Rarely

Maintenance

Easy

Lavandula — detail

The purple fragrance of the Mediterranean

Native to the Mediterranean basin, Lavender thrives under the blazing sun and in poor soils, filling the garden with its fragrant spikes and the hum of bees.

Drought-resistant and heat-loving, it rewards neglect with generous, fragrant flowering, and its dried flowers are prized for perfumery and relaxation alike.

"Lavender doesn't just decorate the garden — it perfumes the whole air."
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Styling Tip 01

Full Sun

Give it the brightest spot: full sun is the key to its intense fragrance and generous flowering.

02

Styling Tip 02

Infrequent Watering

Let it dry out completely between waterings; it hates excess moisture and its roots rot easily.

03

Styling Tip 03

Prune After Flowering

Prune after flowering to keep a dense shape and prevent it from becoming woody.

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