Intermedia Lavender
The “Lavandins”

Availability: 1 GALLON
Lavandula x intermedia “Lavandin”
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A white lavender variety! Lovely white blooms over silver foliage. A great addition to any lavender collector! While this lavender does bloom white, the blooms are more of a light beige color when dried.
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Blooms: July-September
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 2 feet tall // 2 feet wide

Image courtesy of RHS Gardening

Availability: 1 GALLON
Lavandula x intermedia “Lavandin”
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“Lavender’s blue, dilly dilly, lavender’s green,
When I am king, dilly dilly, you shall be queen”
This French variety boasts long light purple spikes upon grey-green foliage. The buds are a wonderful scent similar to Grosso, and are great for potpourri.
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Blooms: June-August
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 1-2 feet tall // 14-24 inches wide

Image courtesy of Catastrophic Findings

Availability: 1 GALLON
Lavandula x intermedia “Lavandin”
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One of our absolute favorite varieties. The “workhorse” lavender as we call it, one of the most dependable lavenders we’ve grown. A staple for multi use whether to dry, cook, or craft! You need this lavender!
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Blooms: July-September
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 2-3 feet tall // 2-3 feet wide

Image courtesy of Lacamas Lavender Farm

Availability: 1 GALLON
Lavandula x intermedia “Lavandin”
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The name says it all. A true French lavender, and a very close relative to the ever popular “Grosso.” We love this variety because the buds give a bluer hue, and dries darker than a traditional intermedia.
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Blooms: June-August
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 30-36 inches tall // 24-30 inches wide

Availability: 1 GALLON
Lavandula x intermedia “Lavandin”
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A wonderful purple blooming lavender that is exceptional in dried bouquets. Nice sweet fragrance.
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Blooms: June-August
Zones: 6-11 (-10° to 0°F)
Grows: 24-30 inches tall // 30-36 inches wide

Image courtesy of Lavender Connection

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Lavandula x intermedia
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A spicier smelling French variety, this lavender blooms lighter purple spikes mid Summer. The buds tend to “shatter” or fall off sooner than Grosso, so be sure to have something collect the precious buds if you’re planning to dry!
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Blooms: July-September
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 3 feet tall // 3 feet wide

Image courtesy of Greenwood Nursery

Availability: 2 GALLON
Lavandula x intermedia “Lavandin”
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This variety is truly sensational!
One of the easiest to grow varieties, this lavender can withstand heat, humidity, cold and disease. Broad thick silver foliage carries very large spikes of violet blooms. This variety makes for superb cut and dried flower bouquets. Also a top contender for all the pollinators. Again, truly sensational!
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Blooms: May-September
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 24-30 inches tall // 30-36 inches wide

Image courtesy of Peace Tree Farm