Lavandula Munstead

Short overview
Lavandula ‘Munstead’ is a compact, widely grown English lavender valued for its fragrant purple-blue flowers and neat growth habit. It is commonly used in borders, herb gardens, and low hedging.

Key characteristics

• Plant type: Evergreen to semi-evergreen subshrub (Lavandula angustifolia cultivar)
• Flowers: Short, dense flower spikes with purple to blue-violet flowers
• Bloom time: Late spring to early summer, with possible light rebloom
• Foliage: Narrow, gray-green, aromatic leaves
• Growth habit: Compact and rounded
• Mature size: Typically 30–45 cm (12–18 in) tall and wide

General growing notes

• Light: Grows best in full sun
• Water: Low water needs once established; sensitive to overwatering
• Soil: Prefers well-drained, sandy or gravelly soils
• Climate: Hardy compared to many lavender types; performs well in temperate regions

Note: Flowering duration, fragrance intensity, and plant size may vary depending on climate, soil conditions, and care practices.