Lavender is known for its wonderfully scented leaves and flowers. It grows 1–3 feet tall and wide depending on variety, flowering from late spring through fall. A prized waterwise plant, once established it needs only low water. Cut fresh for bouquets, dry for long-lasting fragrance, or use culinarily in teas and desserts.
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