What's not to love about lavender? Its heady fragrance flavors potpourri, soap, perfume, and even food. Most varieties dry beautifully for bouquets and attract pollinators. There's a species for nearly every region—coast, valleys, mountains, deserts.
Dwarf lavenders (under 2 feet tall) are compact alternatives to common 4-foot types, ideal for small beds, edging, and containers. They retain all the great qualities of their larger kin.
Shopping tip: 'Hidcote' and 'Munstead' are often grown from seed, so growth habit and flower color vary. Buy them in bloom (or from nurseries selling only cutting-grown plants) to know what you're getting.
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