cost of lavender plants Sachet Lavender – Compact English Lavender for Drying & Culinary Use – Charsaw Farms

cost of lavender plants Sachet Lavender – Compact English Lavender for Drying & Culinary Use – Charsaw FarmsSachet is an English lavender selected specifically for high oil content and strong fragrance. It forms a compact, low growing plant with deep purple calyces and violet corollas that hold both color and scent well when dried. In the garden, Sachet stays tidy and manageable, making it a good fit for borders, herb gardens, and small spaces. It blooms in early summer and often gives a light second bloom in fall, extending the harvest window. The

‘Sachet’ is an English lavender selected specifically for high oil content and strong fragrance. It forms a compact, low-growing plant with deep purple calyces and violet corollas that hold both color and scent well when dried.

In the garden, Sachet stays tidy and manageable, making it a good fit for borders, herb gardens, and small spaces. It blooms in early summer and often gives a light second bloom in fall, extending the harvest window. The fragrance is rich and classic, making it useful for essential oil, potpourri, sachets, and culinary use.

This is a good choice if you want a hardworking lavender that performs well both fresh and dried without taking up much space.

PLANT DETAILS

• Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia ‘Sachet’
• Plant type: Evergreen shrub
• Height × Width: ~1½ ft. × 3 ft.
• Flower color: Violet corollas
• Calyx color: Deep purple
• Bloom time: Early summer, light fall rebloom
• Fragrance: Strong, classic English lavender
• Sun: Full sun
• Soil: Well-drained soil
• Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–9

BEST USES

• Culinary lavender
• Essential oil and fragrant crafts
• Potpourri and sachets
• Dried bouquets
• Herb gardens and borders