Wholesale Lavender Plants

For over 20 years the nursery has earned a reputation for supply of quality Lavenders in 9cm pots for growing on, mail order and direct retail sales.

Our range of 40 cutting-raised cultivars combines tried and tested old favourites with modern improvements in flowering, habit and disease resistance.

All our Lavenders are grown outside on capillary beds between May and November ensuring plants are bushy and clean.

View our lavender gallery:

Lavandula a. ‘Arctic Snow’: Clear white flowers. (50cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Blue cushion’: A distinct selection from Blooms characterised by its dwarf compact habit. Profuse flowering in early June continuesinto late summer. Upstanding flower spikes appear wellabove the foliage, its deep blue flowers, which fade firstto pale blue and then to grey, gives a distinctive bi-colour effect.A Blooms Introduction. (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Blue Ice’: A striking ice blue flower which persists after many other varieties have finished. Flowering period is June to August. Overall flower height of 50cm. Requires pruning to maintain its shape.

Lavandula a. ‘Elisabeth’: An outstanding variety from David Christie of Jersey Lavender. Large pointed dark purple flowers are producedon strong stems in June/July. Elizabeth flowers slightly laterand taller than Hidcote. (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Havana’: Compact and dark blue this new selection has buds that appear frosted and bi-colour. Foliage performs well through the winter. (50cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Hidcote’: Vibrant violet flowers and grey-green foliage. (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Imperial Gem’: Similar colour and habit to Hidcote but less prone to disease and makes a better formed bush. (40cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Lavenite Petite’: Very compact habit and many more short flower spikes Lavenite Petite than most angustifolias. The flowers are dark blue anddarker than Munstead. The shape of the flowers are unique,appearing more like pom-poms than spikes on top of thestalks. Flowers earlier than Hidcote and Munstead henceextending the flowering season. (35cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Little Lady’: Very free flowering selection with clear light blue flowers. Hardy and compact in habit, reaching 40cm in 5 years.

Lavandula a. ‘Lodden Blue’: An excellent foliage plant with large grey-green leaves and mid purply-blue flowers. (45cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Lodden Pink’: Sister to Loddon Blue raised before 1950 – so has stood the test of time! Flowers are pinky-grey and fade to soft mauveand the foliage is again robust and grey-green. (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Melissa Lilac’: A real stunner – large lilac flowers and strong robust silvery-green foliage. A colour break and a plant that willdelight your customers. (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Miss Katherine’: The best of the pinks. A medium sized plant of bushy habit. Miss Katherine (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Munstead’: Violet-blue flowers on a medium sized plant. (60cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Rosea’: The traditional pink lavender. (70cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Thumbelina Leigh’: A dwarf, rotund selection that produces lots of ball-shaped, small flowers on stems only 15-20cms tall. Flowers aredark violet-purple and produced in June. Sets a newbenchmark for dark and dwarf. (25cm)

Lavandula a. ‘Twickel Purple’: Long, purple flowers with great fragrance. Its long flower stems give it a casual look when mature.Good for cutting and drying. (75cm)

Lavandula i. ‘Edelweiss’: Strongly scented, pointed white flowers are produced in latesummer above dense grey-green foliage. Arching habit. (70cms)

Lavandula i. ‘Grosso’: A profusion of mid-blue flowers. Green-grey foliage. Very robust plant which is ideal for landscape use as well as ingardens. We find this the easiest cultivar to overwinter.The flowers follow after the angustifolia forms in Augustwhich extends the flowering season. The most commonlyused plant for oil and cut flower production. (75cm)

Lavandula i. ‘Platinum Blonde’: NEW Striking new growth emerges with a creamy yellow margin on the leaves from grey-silver winter foliage. Pointed violet-bluefragrant flowers in late summer. (50cm)

Lavandula i. ‘Walberton Silver Edge’: Silver variegated leaves are topped by lavender-violet flowers in late summer. Excellent foliage and floweringplant. (70cm x 60cm)

Lavandula i. Heavenly Angel

Lavandula i. Heavenly Scent

Lavandula i. Olympia

Lavandula s. ‘Fathead’: Free flowering, plum-purple sterile bracts on large rounded flower heads. Selected for its hardiness and ease ofoverwintering. (40cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Helmsdale’: Introduced from New Zealand by us, this outstanding variety offers a breakthrough in flower size and colour. Large, dark purple bracts withpurple flags and dark green aromatic foliage. (70cms)

Lavandula s. ‘Kew Red’: Cerise-crimson flowers with paler pink sterile bracts produced from April through to the first frosts. Whilst theplant will not survive frost, it is an irresistible patioplant. Suitable for tubs and containers as well as front ofborders and hanging baskets. Requires protection in springbut best grown outside during the summer. (40cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Lilac Wings’: Selected for its compact habit and abundant lilac flowers in late spring. Suitable for production in smaller pots.Selected by John Burrows of Pro-Veg. (40cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Lusi Pink’: A great selection that has large purple-blue flowerheads, topped with pink flags. The plant is upright in growth and the foliage holds its quality well in winter (40cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Lusi Purple’: A great selection that has large purple-blue flowerheads, topped with purple flags. The plant is upright in growth and the foliage holds its quality well in winter (40cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Papillon’: The classic French lavender with red-violet sterile bracts. (70cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Pretty Polly’: Compact selection that carries lots of small blue flowers topped with white ears. A stunner from Jersey Lavender.(40cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Regal Splendour’: A true colour break in stoechas – purple-violet flags and royal purple flower heads on a plant with excellent greenfoliage which is highly aromatic. (70cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Rocky Road’: Pale lavender-purple flowers. (50cm)

Lavandula s. ‘Snowman’: Large white flowers, more compact habit than stoechas alba reaching only 40cm.

Lavandula s. ‘Tiara’: Purple-blue flower heads topped by creamy-white bracts. Excellent spring flowering selection that flowers again laterin summer if trimmed or programmed for later sale. Fromthe same royal stable as Regal Splendour. A hungry feeder.(70cm)

Lavandula x. ‘Christiana’: The most architectural of all lavenders. Finely cut silvery-grey foliage and distinctive long stemmed,trident-like flower heads virtually all year round.Blue flowers. Ideal for containers. Requires winterprotection. (40cm)

Lavandula x. Silver Sands: A dramatic silver foliage selection that carries elegant flower stems in mid summer that are topped by darkpurple almost magenta flowers. Selected for its ease ofoverwintering compared to Sawyers. Bred by DavidChristie of Jersey Lavender. (70cm)