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fairy wings lavender plant Lavender (Lavandula) – Lomalagi Artisan Nurseries

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fairy wings lavender plant Lavender (Lavandula) – Lomalagi Artisan NurseriesLavender (Lavandula stoechas 'avonview', lavandula dentata 'french'; lavandula pedunculata 'blueberry ruffles' 'fairy wings radiance' fairy wings spellbound' 'fairy wings whimsical' 'vanilla berry ruffles' 'the snow Princess' 'Purple reign' 'the Queen' 'The King' 'The Prince' 'The Princess') Lavender is a charming evergreen known for its delightful purple blooms and soft silvery green leaves, which are covered in tiny, star shaped hairs called

Lavender (Lavandula stoechas 'avonview', lavandula dentata 'french'; lavandula pedunculata 'blueberry ruffles'/ 'fairy wings radiance'/ fairy wings spellbound'/ 'fairy wings whimsical'/ 'vanilla berry ruffles'/ 'the snow Princess'/ 'Purple reign'/ 'the Queen'/ 'The King'/ 'The Prince'/ 'The Princess')

Lavender is a charming evergreen known for its delightful purple blooms and soft silvery-green leaves, which are covered in tiny, star-shaped hairs called trichomes. These hairs contain oil glands that produce the plant's fragrant essential oil that has calming properties. Hailing from the sunny Mediterranean, this fragrant plant has long been a favorite in soaps, perfumes, and soothing aromatherapy. Its name, inspired by the Latin word "lavare," meaning "to wash," hints at its classic role in refreshing baths throughout history. 

Lavenders are tough little plants, but they’re not fans of soggy or sticky weather. Too much humidity or wet soil can invite pesky fungal infections and root rot. So, in Australia, pick the sunniest, driest spot in your garden to keep your lavender happy and thriving!

Light requirement: Lavender needs at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. 
Water requirement: Lavender dislikes wet feet and prefers dry, sandy, or gravelly soil. 

Watering frequency: Water frequently to establish plant, then it only requires minimal drinks.
Soil: Well-draining, fertilised soil.  Add organic matter like compost or farm manure to improve drainage in heavy or clay soils. 
Skill level: Suits Beginner/moderate Green thumb. 
Growth rate: Moderate to fast growth.

Suitable for container gardens: Yes, perfect for the balcony in a pot.

 

Seasonality: Evergreen

Drought Tolerant: Yes
Frost Tolerant: Frost-sensitive and thrives in warmer climates. 
Wind Tolerant: Protect from strong winds.

‘Avonview’ - Also known as Spanish lavender, can be grown in warm climates but check local regulations. Compact, aromatic Italian lavender.

Mature Height: 80cm
Mature Width: 60cm

Leaf colour: Narrow, grey-green foliage

Size of leaf: Lavender leaves are typically simple, narrow, and elongated

Flower Colour: Deep-purple flowers 

Flower Shape: The flowers are borne on long stems. They are topped with long, showy bracts that resemble a butterfly in flight. 
Flower Fragrance: Highly fragrant leaves.
Flower Season: Spring through to Summer

‘French' - More tolerant of humid climates and can be grown as short-lived plants in warm temperate and subtropical climates. French lavender is commonly used in herb gardens, borders, ornamental plantings, and can also be used in sachets and potpourri. 

Mature Height: 1m
Mature Width: 1m

Leaf colour: Grey-green

Size of leaf Toothed leaves

Flower Colour:  Pale lavender-purple flowers

Flower Shape: These flowers are typically borne in clusters and are surrounded by papery bracts of a similar color.
Flower Fragrance: Highly fragrant leaves
Flower Season: : Late spring to mid-autumn.

‘Blueberry ruffles' -  compact, neat lavender variety, with dome-like displays on the plant.

Mature Height: 60cm

Mature Width: 80cm

Leaf colour: Grey/green

Flower Colour: Vibrant purple/blue flowers with distinctive ruffled petals
Flower Fragrance: Has aromatic foliage
Flower Season: Bloom from early to mid-spring

‘Fairy wings -Radiance' - ribbon-like flowers that appear to have "wings" extending from the flower head. Drought-tolerant,

Mature Height: 70cm

Mature Width: 70cm

Leaf colour: Grey-green foliage that is compact and neat

Flower Colour: The "radiance" in the name refers to the bright, radiant pink color of the flower petals and the "wings" that extend from the flower head, resembling those of a fairy. 
Flower Fragrance: Highly fragrant leaves
Flower Season: bloom from early winter to spring


‘Fairy wings -Spellbound' - 

Mature Height: 70cm
Mature Width: 70cm

Leaf colour: silvery green

Flower Colour: deep lavender

Flower Shape: distinctive "ribbon-like" appearance, with petals that appear to float above the green
Flower Fragrance: Highly fragrant leaves
Flower Season: The flowers appear for an extended period, often from late winter into summer, with the main flowering flush in early winter to spring. 


'Fairy wings -Whimsical' - Bred for Australian conditions and is relatively low maintenance.

Mature Height: 70cm
Mature Width: 70cm

Leaf colour: Shiny green

Flower Colour: Blush pink

Flower Shape: Ribbon-like petals that resemble wings
Flower Fragrance: Highly fragrant leaves
Flower Season: Late winter through spring


'Vanilla berry ruffles' -  This lavender is bred in Australia and is known for its improved disease resistance and ability to thrive in sunny gardens. 

Mature Height: 60cm
Mature Width: 60cm

Leaf colour:  Grey-green foliage

Flower Colour: The flowers themselves are a soft lavender color, but the cream-colored bracts create a visually stunning contrast. 

Flower Shape:  prolific, large, ruffled,
Flower Fragrance:  Sweet, vanilla-like fragrance. 
Flower Season: flush in spring and repeat flowering throughout the season. 


'The snow Princess' - Compact, evergreen lavender known for its long-lasting blooms, which repeat after the initial spring flush. 

Mature Height: 60cm
Mature Width: 60cm

Leaf colour: grey-green foliage

Flower Colour: pure white

Flower Shape: winged flower spikes
Flower Fragrance: Highly fragrant leaves
Flower Season: from spring through autumn

'Purple reign' - low-growing, compact, and rounded plant

Mature Height: 60cm
Mature Width: 60cm

Leaf colour: grey-green foliage

Flower Colour: vibrant, deep purple flowers

Flower Shape: They are borne on spikes that rise above the foliage
Flower Fragrance: Strong, sweet and floral fragrance, with notes of evergreen and woodniess. It also has a subtle powdery or smoky quality, and some may detect a medicinal scent closer to rosemary. The fragrance is released from both the flowers and the aromatic foliage.
Flower Season: It flowers earlier than many other lavender varieties, with peak flowering in early spring, followed by spot flowering throughout the warmer months. 


'The Queen' - This variety is compact, hardy, and well-suited for various garden settings, including borders, pots, and mass plantings. 

Mature Height: 60-90cm
Mature Width: 60-90cm

Leaf colour: Grey-green

Flower Colour: The flower heads are two-toned, featuring deep burgundy or purple bases with lilac-colored bracts on top. These bracts age to a deeper pink.

Flower Shape: The spikes have large, showy bracts at the tips, which are a distinctive feature of this lavender.
Flower Fragrance: It is described as being similar to other lavenders, with a floral, herbal, and slightly woody scent, often with powdery or smokey undertones. This variety is also noted for its fragrant foliage, which contributes to the overall aromatic experience. 
Flower Season: Spring through summer  


'The King' - Able to tolerate dry periods, moderate frost, and coastal conditions 

Mature Height: 60cm
Mature Width: 60cm

Leaf colour: Grey-green leaves

Flower Colour: Vibrant purple

Flower Shape: Produces masses of striking flower spikes. 
Flower Fragrance: The fragrance is described as refreshing, clean, and soothing. The flowers, especially, emit a strong scent, which is due to the high concentration of oil glands.
Flower Season: Spring through summer


'The Prince' -  Hardy, drought-tolerant, and coastal tolerant. Rounded shrub, suitable for containers, low hedging, and mass planting.  

Mature Height: 50cm
Mature Width: 60cm

Leaf colour: silvery-green. 

Flower Colour: Deep purple-blue, with a dense, long-lasting display

Flower Shape: Produces masses of striking flower spikes.
Flower Fragrance: Fragrant foliage and flowers.
Flower Season: Spring with a repeat flowering after the first flush. 


'The Princess' - This lavender variety is compact, fragrant, and well-suited for various garden settings, including pots, borders, and mass plantings. 

Mature Height: 60cm-1m
Mature Width: 60cm-1m

Leaf colour:  Silver-grey

Flower Colour: Vibrant, hot pink bracts (modified leaves) above the deep pink flowers

Flower Shape: Produces masses of striking flower spikes.
Flower Fragrance: Fragrant foliage and flowers.
Flower Season: It flowers early, from late winter into spring and early summer, with sporadic flowering continuing through summer and autumn. 



 

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