Lavandula Angustifolia Big Time Blue (English Lavender)

A compact lavender with BIG flowers? Check. Many flowers? Check. The new Lavendula angustifolia Big Time Blue has all you are looking for in a lavender ánd more! ‘Big Time Blue’ flowers abundantly with deep blue flowers. You’ll notice that the size of the flowers is strikingly bigger than other lavender varieties. ‘Big Time Blue’ also stands out for its vibrant, silvery green foliage. The light shades of the foliage contrast beautifully with its darker flower color. ‘Big Time Blue’ has a compact size of 20” high and 30” wide. Excellent as solitary, in perennial borders, mixed containers, flowering hedges and mass planting. You can enjoy its fragrant flowers from early summer into fall. This variety is rich with nectar: butterflies and bees will absolutely love it! ‘Big Time Blue’ grows fast and has a strong rooting system. It thrives in well-drained, fertile soil in full sun. This gorgeous plant is drought tolerant and requires very little maintenance. Hardy down to USDA zone 5a. Prune in spring.

Fresh Cut Lavender Bundles

Lavender Harvest is in JULY

Fresh Lavender Bundles are available for a short time each year. Depending on the winter/spring warm up the timing may vary, but typically from mid-July to the beginning of August. It may vary by a week either way. It just depends on the weather. If you are looking for availability on a specific day, we usually recommend to check in with us in the spring for a better estimate of availability.

Our organically-grown fresh cut lavender bundles will be harvested by hand and shipped to you ( also available for local pickup). Each long stemmed bundle is cut to order and contains around 150 individual lavender stems.

Caring for your lavender…..

Unwrap your fresh bundles immediately upon receipt.

To dry your lavender naturally, we recommend hanging your bundle upside down with good air flow. This method will keep the stems straight and also allow the bundle to dry nicely. After about 1-2 weeks, the stems should be dry and you can then place them in a vase.

Alternately, your fresh lavender may be placed in a vase (no water needed) and it will dry naturally. Keep in mind though, that if there is not enough air flow inside the vase, your stems may get moldy as there is no place for the moisture to go.

To keep the lavender fresh a little longer, you may place in a vase with very little water (less than 1″). As the water is used up, the lavender will dry naturally. As mentioned above, as with any flower stems in water, they may get soft.

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Fresh Cut Lavender Bundles

Lavender Harvest is in JULY

Caring for your lavender…..