potting lavender with other plants French Lavender

potting lavender with other plants French LavenderFrench Lavender is a distinctive and long blooming shrub valued for its unique foliage and extended flowering season. Its most recognizable feature is its toothed, gray green leaves which are softly aromatic. It produces flower spikes topped with small, purple flowers and larger, leaf like bracts, and can bloom intermittently from spring through fall in mild climates. Less cold hardy but more tolerant of humidity and varied soils than English

French Lavender is a distinctive and long-blooming shrub valued for its unique foliage and extended flowering season. Its most recognizable feature is its toothed, gray-green leaves which are softly aromatic. It produces flower spikes topped with small, purple flowers and larger, leaf-like bracts, and can bloom intermittently from spring through fall in mild climates. Less cold-hardy but more tolerant of humidity and varied soils than English lavender, it adds a relaxed, Mediterranean feel to the garden.

• Distinctive Toothed (Dentate) Foliage: Features unique, serrated, gray-green leaves that are highly ornamental.

• Long Blooming Season: Capable of producing flowers over many months, especially in frost-free climates.

• Tolerant of Heat and Humidity: Performs better in humid summer conditions than most English lavenders.

• Softer, Milder Fragrance: The scent is more camphorous and less sweet than English lavender.

• Attractive to Pollinators: Its long-lasting flowers provide a reliable nectar source for bees and butterflies.