Spanish lavender
Not all my Spanish lavenders look like this in late January. Most look rather spindly at this point.
But, it's hard to beat a plant that looks this good after an usually cold winter.
I think it was a 'thank you' from last summer's Master Gardener conference, a cultivar called 'Anouka' maybe (darn, a quick search of previous posts brought all sort of other interesting thoughts about Spanish lavender, but not the source of this one). I'll have to do a more complete search.
Spanish lavenders are also tolerant of our humidity, unlike 'English' and 'French' lavenders.
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I think it was a 'thank you' from last summer's Master Gardener conference, a cultivar called 'Anouka' maybe (darn, a quick search of previous posts brought all sort of other interesting thoughts about Spanish lavender, but not the source of this one). I'll have to do a more complete search.
Spanish lavenders are also tolerant of our humidity, unlike 'English' and 'French' lavenders.
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