Lavender 'Goodwin Creek Grey': The Best Indoor Lavender for Year-Round Fragrance

Lavender 'Goodwin Creek Grey': The Best Indoor Lavender for Year-Round Fragrance

For Lavender lovers, White Flower Farm offers a full selection: Lavender Comfort Set, Lavender Fields Wreath, Sachets by the Yard, Trio of Lavender Soap, and our most popular plant, Lavender 'Goodwin Creek Grey'.

The Best Lavender for Growing Indoors

Unlike most Lavenders, 'Goodwin Creek Grey' thrives indoors. Its pungent fragrance is easy to enjoy year-round. Plants are hardy to Zone 7 (0°F) and warmer, where they may be transplanted to the garden in spring.

Lavender Products

• Lavender Comfort Set: Soft polar fleece booties and neck pillow for tired feet, aching joints, stiff necks.
• Sachets by the Yard: Fresh locally grown Lavender heads enclosed in yard-long lilac organza—pungent, attractive, ladylike.
• Lavender Fields Wreath: Sprigs woven with subtle purple, blue, white dried flowers into 16-inch wreath.

Lavender 'Goodwin Creek Grey' Care

• Light: Sunny south window (6–8 hours direct sun) to keep silver coloring and produce dark blue flower spikes spring–fall. Also grows well under 14–16 hours fluorescent light.
• Temperature: Daytime 60–75°F indoors. Fall/winter: nighttime ≤60°F.
• Watering: Like most silver-leaved plants, adapted to very dry, lean soil. Water only when top inch of potting mix is dry.
• Fertilizer: No more than once every 6 weeks during growing season (April–September).
• Continuing Care: Happy outdoors in summer in sunny location—pot or ground. In Zone 7+ (West), grow outdoors year-round. In colder climates, bring indoors before frost. (Lavenders falter in torrid summers/mild wet winters common in South. If summering outdoors, keep in pot, bring in for winter.) After flowers fade on a spike, cut spike close to stem attachment. Maintain shape by selective pinching of new shoots—pinch between thumb and forefinger; don't shear like a hedge.