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French Lavender Strawberry Ruffles Pink – 2L Pot Plant

PRODUCT CODE: LSR-PG-15/20-C2

£8.03
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Lavandula stoechas 'Strawberry Ruffles Pink' is a compact French lavender cultivar ideal for UK gardens and containers. This variety features aromatic, mid-pink flower spikes on dense, evergreen foliage, typically blooming from late spring with repeat flowering cycles.

Key Features

  • Botanical Name: Lavandula stoechas 'Strawberry Ruffles'
  • Flowering Time: May to August, with intermittent rebloom
  • Height x Spread: Approx. 40cm x 40cm at maturity
  • Pot Size Supplied: 2 litre, budded and ready to plant
  • Best Use: Excellent for patio containers, borders, or pollinator-friendly plantings

Suitable for Containers?

Yes, 'Strawberry Ruffles Pink' thrives in pots and containers, requiring well-draining, alkaline to neutral soil and full sun for optimal growth and fragrance.

How Does It Differ from English Lavender?

This French lavender blooms earlier and more frequently than typical English lavender (L. angustifolia), and features bract-topped flower spikes with more intense pink hues.

Wildlife Benefits

The scented blooms are highly attractive to bees and butterflies, supporting garden biodiversity.

Bloom Duration

'Strawberry Ruffles Pink' produces repeat flushes of flowers from late spring through mid-summer, offering a longer ornamental period than many other varieties.

Care in Colder Climates

  • Protect from hard frosts; overwinter pots in sheltered locations
  • Reduce watering in winter and avoid waterlogged soil
  • Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape

FAQ

  • Is this lavender suitable for small spaces? Yes, compact size is ideal for patios and balconies.
  • Is it hardy in the UK? Hardy to approximately -5°C; best protected in harsh winters.
  • Does it require frequent pruning? Only light annual trimming after flowering is recommended.