Lavender plants for UK gardens
English lavender and taller lavandins in 9cm to 5 litre pots. Order now for March 2027 dispatch, ready for spring planting.
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Healthy, hardy plants
English lavenders and lavandins are hardy in UK gardens.
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Dispatched March 2027
Order now to reserve your plants, sent in March ready for spring planting.
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Popular lavender plants
Start with the classics: Hidcote and Munstead English lavender, from young 9cm plants to established 2 litre pots.
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Lavender Angustifolia Hidcote - 9cm pot
Regular price £5.99Regular priceSale price £5.99 -
Lavender Angustifolia Hidcote - 1 litre pot
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Angustifolia Hidcote - 2 Litre Pot
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Angustifolia Munstead - 9cm pot
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Angustifolia Munstead - 2L pot
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Lavandula angustifolia 'Imperial Gem' - 2L pot
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Angustifolia Little Lady - 9cm pot
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Angustifolia Little Lady - 2L pot
Regular price £17.99Regular priceSale price £17.99
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English lavender
Shop English lavenderHidcote, Munstead, Imperial Gem, Little Lady and more classic varieties.
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Multi-packs & mixes
Shop multi-packs12, 24 and 48 packs, mixes and bulk deals for borders and hedges.
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Lavender Angustifolia Hidcote - 9cm pots - 12, 24 or 48 Pack
Regular price
£49.99
Regular price
£71.88
Sale price
£49.99
Taxes included.
Shipping calculated at checkout.
12 plants £49.99 · 24 plants £89.99 · 48 plants £159.99. Also available in Munstead, Little Lady, Thumbelina Leigh, Arctic Snow and Grosso.
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Lavender care
Easy lavender care
- Sun: plant in the sunniest spot you have.
- Soil: well-drained ground; on heavy clay, dig in grit or plant in a raised bed or pot.
- Water: keep new plants watered through their first spring and summer until established.
- Prune: trim every year straight after flowering, but never into old, bare wood.
