Hidcote Lavender Seeds
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Hidcote Lavender Seeds
Hidcote Lavender Seeds
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Packet Size: 55 Seeds
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Hidcote Lavender offers a timeless blend of silvery-green foliage and deep violet-blue flower spikes that bring both elegance and fragrance to any landscape. This compact heirloom variety grows well in garden beds or containers and is especially valued for its tidy shape and long-lasting blooms. Its sweet aroma and abundant nectar make it a favorite among home gardeners looking to attract bees and butterflies. A reliable, low-maintenance perennial, Hidcote Lavender thrives in sunny spaces and delivers beauty season after season.
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Growing Information
Planting
- Start seeds indoors and allow 100+ days to maturity, giving the plants ample time to establish before their first bloom cycle.
- Sow seeds on the soil surface and lightly press them in, as lavender requires light exposure for germination.
- Transplant seedlings into full sun once danger of frost has passed, spacing plants 20–24 inches apart.
- Choose locations with excellent drainage and avoid areas with standing water to protect the crown.
- Containers should include a gritty, well-draining soil mix to mimic lavender’s preferred conditions.
- Water sparingly, especially during early growth, to encourage strong root development.
Maintenance
- Hidcote Lavender prefers well-drained, low-fertility soil and benefits from minimal watering once established.
- Light annual pruning after flowering helps maintain its compact form and encourages branching.
- Mulching with small gravel improves drainage around the crown and prevents moisture buildup.
- This perennial is naturally resilient, tolerates drought, and attracts a wide range of pollinators.
- Remove spent flower spikes to keep the plant tidy and stimulate additional bloom production.
Harvest & Storage
- Flower spikes can be harvested once they are fully colored but before the buds begin to open for the strongest fragrance.
- Cut stems early in the day and allow them to dry in bunches hung upside down in a cool, shaded location.
- Dried lavender retains its scent well and can be stored in airtight containers for long-term use.
- Plants reach a mature height of about 20–24 inches with a spread of roughly 20–24 inches.
- Regular harvesting encourages fresh flushes of bloom throughout the season.