Lavandula × intermedia 'Jaubert'

Common name(s): lavandin

Description: evergreen shrub; A French field cultivar known since the 1980s and possibly earlier. Noted for its long, elegant flower spikes and floriferous blooms. Dense, upswept growth and mildly fragrant, pale violet flower spikes on long stems. Spectacular as a specimen plant or in a mass planting.

Height: to 30 in. Spread: to 4 ft.

Stem length: 14-18 in.  

Corolla: mid violet-mauve

Calyx: dark violet with sage green at the base

Bloom season: mid summer

Best Uses: landscaping, bouquets, crafts

Position: full sun and well-draining soil

Winter Hardiness: to 0 F and below

Drought: adapted to 4 months of summer drought