Lavender The ideal rose companion plant


Lavender ‘Hidcote’


Nothing beats the sight and smell of an English lavender hedge in full flower in summer. Seen in some of the swankiest gardens across the country, ‘Hidcote’ is the classic, hardy English Lavender, and will transform your garden with colour and incredible fragrance! The silvery grey foliage and pure purple blooms are packed with a heady scent and will provide a colourful spectacle from early to mid-summer. 60cm June-September Item: 560369 despatched mid August


✔ A mecca for bees! Draw pollinators to your garden, boosting veg crops


✔ Can be grown as fragrant hedging, by planting multiple 25cm apart


ITEM: 510839 10 x 9cm pots £29.90 SAVE £10 ITEM: 500139 25 x 9cm pots £69.75 SAVE £30 ITEM: 511626 50 x 9cm pots £125.50 SAVE £74


ITEM: 560369 2 litre pot ITEM: 510319 9cm pot


£9.99 £3.99


Lavender ‘Anouk’ Mini Standard Lavender ‘Anouk’ Mini Standard is a stunning compact French lavender, bred for its striking purple blooms, aromatic foliage, and long-lasting colour. Distinctive flower heads, crowned with butterfly-like petals, create a truly eye-catching feature for patios, borders, and containers. Unlike sprawling lavenders, this ‘Anouk’ is neatly trained as a mini standard, for a structured, elegant look that brings a touch of Mediterranean charm to any garden. 1m May-August


✔ Bursts into vivid blooms, creating a stunning summer display and filling your garden with rich, unforgettable fragrance for months


✔ Compact and ideal for patios, balconies, and borders


ITEM: 511725 12cm pot ITEM: 511726 2 x 12cm pots £24.98 SAVE £25 £19.99 SAVE £5 Click on the icons to add the item to your basket 13


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