Lavender plants for sale!

Lavender plants for sale - updated list as at 18/01/18

Potted individual plants (10cm pots) $2 each
-Hidcote (highly recommended)
-Munstead
-Dentata (French)

Larger individual plants, currently flowering (potting bag or pot) $6 each
-Bandera (pink) - only one left
-Hidcote - only two left

Pick up Papatoetoe, Manukau. Text me on 021 02762091 to arrange a time to visit the nursery. Thanks, Anita

A bit of information about lavender

Why plant lavender?
It's highly attractive, fragrant and is a great bee attracting flower. Having lavender in your garden will aid the pollination of fruit trees and fruiting vegetables. It can be used fresh or dried. Lavender is often used in pot pouri and oils. It can help with depression.

How to plant lavender
Great for hedges! Lavender can be planted individually or en masse, in the ground or in containers. You can plant the same variety or a variety of different ones for added interest and colour.

Don't forget that lavender is a perennial, meaning it comes back year after year, making it a low maintenance plant that is great value for money.

For more information, please read my guide to growing to growing lavender by following the link below: www.anitakundu.co.nz...

Negotiable

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