Lavandula x intermedia - Phenomenal
Acclaimed across the U.S. for its elegant, rounded habit and exceptional tolerance for heat and colder winters, this prolifically blooming lavender really is Phenomenal! Its symmetrically arranged stems are topped by 5" spikes of fragrant lavender blooms June thru October, reaching an ultimate size of 3-4' tall x 3-4' wide. 'Phenomenal' is almost ridiculously indestructible, shrugging off extreme cold, humidity, and disease with true panache. Grow lavenders in well-drained infertile soil (no clay). Cut back immediately after bloom is finished by no more than 1/3rd - at the latest by first week in September, to maintain appearance for next season.. Bees and butterflies, cut flowers, aromatherapy and sachets! Deer resistant.
Acclaimed across the U.S. for its elegant, rounded habit and exceptional tolerance for heat and colder winters, this prolifically blooming lavender really is Phenomenal! Its symmetrically arranged stems are topped by 5" spikes of fragrant lavender blooms June thru October, reaching an ultimate size of 3-4' tall x 3-4' wide. 'Phenomenal' is almost ridiculously indestructible, shrugging off extreme cold, humidity, and disease with true panache. Grow lavenders in well-drained infertile soil (no clay). Cut back immediately after bloom is finished by no more than 1/3rd - at the latest by first week in September, to maintain appearance for next season.. Bees and butterflies, cut flowers, aromatherapy and sachets! Deer resistant.
Description
Acclaimed across the U.S. for its elegant, rounded habit and exceptional tolerance for heat and colder winters, this prolifically blooming lavender really is Phenomenal! Its symmetrically arranged stems are topped by 5" spikes of fragrant lavender blooms June thru October, reaching an ultimate size of 3-4' tall x 3-4' wide. 'Phenomenal' is almost ridiculously indestructible, shrugging off extreme cold, humidity, and disease with true panache. Grow lavenders in well-drained infertile soil (no clay). Cut back immediately after bloom is finished by no more than 1/3rd - at the latest by first week in September, to maintain appearance for next season.. Bees and butterflies, cut flowers, aromatherapy and sachets! Deer resistant.
