Lavender hidcote

Lavender grows best in broad sun, preferably facing west or south. It works well in well-drained, alkaline, poorly fertile or somewhat fertile soil. Once established, they can withstand droughts, but they detest being wet or standing in water. To prevent roots from sitting in damp soil, place your plants on a soil ridge. tolerant to weather near the sea. Check out our selection of exposed site hedging as well.

When the planting location may be vulnerable to box blight, Lavender Hidcote is a lovely shrub that is a popular substitute for box hedging due to its practicality.

Hidcote Lavender plants can be purchased year-round; those purchased in the autumn, winter or spring will bloom the following summer.

Flowering period: July to September
Rate of growth: 20cm per year
Position: Full sun
Soil: Moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil
Hardiness: Fully hardy