Lavender Flirt - White and Blue Duo Lavandula bicolour
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This fantastic Lavender 'Flirt' combines the trend of multicoloured flowering plants as a captivating blend of blue and white blooms that will add great colour along with a delightful fragrance to your garden, simply created by cleverly planting two baby plants together, one of each colour, then then grow together as one bush, creating a single plant interspersed with both blue and white flowers. With aromatic foliage, this hardy and compact variety adds a touch of the Mediterranean to borders, containers, or low hedges, with the blooms appearing from late spring to early summer, it's also a draw for pollinators, increasing the biodiversity of your garden.
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Plant this drought-tolerant beauty in well-drained soil, indeally in full sun to get the most out of it. Trimming over spent blooms will also promote a longer flowering season, although they can of course be left, Lavenders are an excellent low-maintenance addition to any garden.
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Supplied in approx. 1 litre containers.
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The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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