Lavender is such a gorgeous plant to have in your garden with its stunning purple flowers, and it's not that difficult to ...

Specifically, French lavender spreads out—typically growing to about two or three feet in width and height—while English lavender remains relatively compact in size and shape as it grows. Blooms ...

According to Ish, English lavender is generally more "hardier" though its blooming season is shorter, while French lavender delights with more extended blossoms but doesn't tolerate cold as well ...

The flowers of English lavender are more cone-shaped and sit upon a long, thin stem. There’s also a difference in the planting zones as English lavender is hardy down to zones 4 and 5, ...

Lavender fits those criteria so we bought 300 hardy, bare-root Munstead English lavender plants. We immediately planted them and didn’t lose a single one because we watered them regularly for ...