princess lavender plant Lavender LAVINNOVA® 'Baby Pink Princess' – The Plant Broker

princess lavender plant Lavender LAVINNOVA® 'Baby Pink Princess' – The Plant BrokerCommon Name: Baby Pink Princess Lavender (trade name: LAVINNOVA Baby Pink Princess) Description: Lavender LAVINNOVA Baby Pink Princess is a delightful, compact lavender hybrid celebrated for its soft pastel pink flower spikes adorned with butterfly like bracts, which bloom profusely through spring into early summer. The grey green, aromatic foliage forms a neat, rounded mound, creating an elegant and tightly formed habit. This drought tolerant

Common Name:
Baby Pink Princess Lavender (trade name: LAVINNOVA® Baby Pink Princess)

Description:
Lavender ‘LAVINNOVA® Baby Pink Princess’ is a delightful, compact lavender hybrid celebrated for its soft pastel-pink flower spikes adorned with butterfly-like bracts, which bloom profusely through spring into early summer. The grey-green, aromatic foliage forms a neat, rounded mound, creating an elegant and tightly formed habit. This drought-tolerant selection is easy to grow, long-flowering, and beautifully fragrant—perfect for both formal and casual planting in Melbourne gardens. With its low-maintenance nature, it flourishes in containers, rockeries, borders, hedges, and coastal settings. Regular deadheading encourages repeat blooms, while a late-winter feeding and pruning help maintain its compact shape.

Form:

• Shrub – Small

Mature Size:

• Height: approximately 40–50 cm

• Width/Spread: approximately 40–60 cm

Aspect:

• Full Sun

• Part Shade

Flowering:

• Flowers in Spring

• Flowers into Early Summer

• Repeat flowering after spring flush

Flower Colour:

• Soft pastel pink bracts and flower spikes—fairy-like and whimsical

Key Attributes:

• Suitable for Pots & Containers

• Water-wise, drought tolerant once established

• Frost tolerant

• Long-lasting and repeat flowering

• Fragrant flowers and foliage

• Compact, neat growth habit ideal for low hedges, borders, rockeries, coastal gardens and feature planting

• Easy-care and sun-loving

Toxicity:
Not documented as toxic to humans or animals.

Companion Plants:

• Works beautifully with other sun-loving perennials and soft-foliage plants such as salvias, ornamental grasses, woolly thyme, and pale or silver-leafed species that complement its delicate pink tones