Spanish Lavender Size:1 Gallon dry conditions compared to other

dry conditions compared to other phlox species

Developed over the years by the talented Colorado plantsman Kelly Grummons in his Denver gardens

Its leaves can be used in place of European garden sage

The fruit of the tree is a light reddish-brown

compared to many other species of Muhlenbergia

Spanish Lavender Size:1 Gallon dry conditions compared to otherLavandula stoechas Spanish Lavender is an aromatic perennial shrub with soft gray green leaves and lovely clusters of flowers. While the blooms are primarily stunning purple, you might also spot some charming pink or white hues, all topped with unique wing like bracts. Often one of the first flowers to bloom in spring, its fragrant aroma attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Spanish Lavender prefers full sun and well drained, light, sandy