lavender hedge planting distance English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia 'Vera') – True Lavender with Classic Fragrance – Victory Nursery

lavender hedge planting distance English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia 'Vera') – True Lavender with Classic Fragrance – Victory NurseryEnglish Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), often referred to as Common Lavender or True Lavender, is the gold standard of all lavender varieties. Known historically as Lavandula officinalis or Vera, this plant has been cultivated for centuries for its unmatched fragrance, medicinal value, and versatility in the garden. Unlike hybrid or ornamental lavenders, English Lavender produces a soft, sweet aroma without harsh camphor notes, making it the

English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), often referred to as Common Lavender or True Lavender, is the gold standard of all lavender varieties. Known historically as Lavandula officinalis or ‘Vera’, this plant has been cultivated for centuries for its unmatched fragrance, medicinal value, and versatility in the garden.

Unlike hybrid or ornamental lavenders, English Lavender produces a soft, sweet aroma without harsh camphor notes, making it the preferred choice for essential oils, dried flowers, culinary applications, and home fragrance. Its compact, tidy growth habit and silvery-green foliage make it equally valuable as a border plant, herb garden staple, or low hedge.

Once established, English Lavender thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, requiring minimal water while rewarding gardeners with years of reliable blooms and fragrance.

Why gardeners love English Lavender:

• True lavender fragrance ideal for aromatherapy and home use

• Edible flowers commonly used in teas, baking, and lavender sugar

• Excellent drought tolerance once established

• Naturally deer- and rabbit-resistant

• Attractive to bees and pollinators

• Long-lived perennial with classic Mediterranean character