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are there different kinds of lavender plants Tucker's Early Purple Lavender

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are there different kinds of lavender plants Tucker's Early Purple LavenderTuckers Early Purple is an English lavender that sets the pace for the season. It blooms earlier than most varieties and holds its deep color well as summer progresses, making it one of the first plants to bring strong lavender color into the garden. The flowers are a rich violet blue, held in violet calyces with a subtle sage green base that adds depth up close. From a distance, the color reads bold and saturatedhighly visible in the field and

Tucker’s Early Purple is an English lavender that sets the pace for the season. It blooms earlier than most varieties and holds its deep color well as summer progresses, making it one of the first plants to bring strong lavender color into the garden.

The flowers are a rich violet-blue, held in violet calyces with a subtle sage-green base that adds depth up close. From a distance, the color reads bold and saturated—highly visible in the field and unmistakable once it starts blooming.

Stems are sturdy and mid-length, making this variety easy to use for cutting without overwhelming garden plantings. It performs equally well in fresh bouquets, dried bundles, and the kitchen, where its classic English lavender fragrance and flavor stand out.

During our 2023 season, Tucker’s Early Purple quickly became a customer favorite, often one of the first plants people chose after seeing it in bloom.

WHY GARDENERS LOVE IT

  • Blooms earlier than most English lavenders
  • Rich, long-lasting color
  • Deep violet-blue flowers
  • Strong stems suited for cutting
  • Excellent for drying and culinary use
  • Proven favorite in the field

HOW IT GROWS

  • Plant type: Evergreen shrub
  • Sun: Full sun
  • Soil: Well-drained soil
  • Water: Low once established
  • Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–9
  • Growth habit: Compact, upright

Full sun and good drainage bring out the best color and performance. 

SIZE & BLOOM

  • Height x spread: 2 ft. X 2 1/2 ft.
  • Stem length: ~8–12 inches
  • Flower color: Dark violet-blue
  • Calyx color: Violet with sage-green base
  • Bloom time: Early season
  • Fragrance: Classic English lavender 

PLANTING TIPS

  • Plant in full sun
  • Avoid heavy or soggy soil
  • Space plants to allow good airflow
  • Water regularly during the first growing season

 BEST USES

  • Fresh bouquets
  • Dried bundles
  • Potpourri and crafts
  • Culinary applications
  • Garden borders 

HOW TO KNOW IT’S RIGHT FOR YOU

Choose Tucker’s Early Purple if you:

  • Want early-season color
  • Prefer bold purple tones
  • Enjoy cutting your own flowers
  • Like cooking with lavender 

Tucker’s Early Purple is a dependable, early-blooming English lavender with strong color and wide usefulness—an excellent choice for gardeners building a well-rounded lavender collection.

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my dog pulled the strap off in under 10 minutes. The leather is not sturdy and my dog was able to tear it to pieces in 20 minutes
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Ok but not Leather
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I will say it's fairly durable but when the description uses the word leather..one would expect LEATHER, not microfiber. That said..it is thick and pretty durable and the dog does like it ok. Obviously the strap is NOT meant for chewing. This is not a throw it on the ground and let ur dog have it sort of a toy. It's an interactive toy. If left to the dog most would scissor the strap off in the first 10 minutes. Something to keep in mind. In summation..an ok interactive toy but over priced for the material.
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The tail lasted about 1 minute, but otherwise it has held up pretty good from my super chewer dog, and he treasures it like a prize. I'll need to get a replacement one as its not indestructible, but overall I'm happy with it.
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My dog loves this toy and hasn't destroyed it. Win, win.
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We have the salmon from the same manufacturer and it has endured as few other dog toys have. Unfortunately, the squirrel lasted only two days before developing a ripped seam and began loosing stuffing. Maybe a defective toy based on other reviews.
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