These premium Noble Lady Lavender seeds are strictly cleaned and screened to filter out shrunken, broken and immature grains. This compact perennial herb forms bushy shrubs covered with narrow silvery-green aromatic leaves. In blooming season, upright flower stalks grow out, bearing thick clusters of rich purple blossoms. The whole plant releases a classic soothing lavender scent, and dried flower spikes retain fragrance for a long time after harvest. Noble Lady Lavender prefers full sunshine and sharply drained soil. Seeds need cold stratification treatment to improve germination rate. It is drought resistant once well rooted.
Product Advantages Noble Lady Lavender features rich purple flower color and strong lasting aroma. The bushy habit works for large field mass planting or container growing. Its scent repels many common pests and attracts bees and butterflies. Pair it with fragrant herb seeds and purple perennial flower seeds to build your aromatic herb garden.
Growing Method Step 1: Select a full sun location with gritty, well-drained alkaline soil. Heavy clay soil must be amended with sand to avoid root rot. Step 2: Cold stratify seeds. Mix seeds with moist sand and store inside refrigerator for 20–30 days before sowing. Step 3: Sow seeds on soil surface, press gently and cover with a very thin layer of fine soil. Light helps germination. Step 4: Keep medium lightly moist, maintain temperature 15–20℃, never overwater. Step 5: When seedlings grow 2–3 true leaves, transplant, leave 30–40cm spacing between each plant. Step 6: Water moderately, let soil fully dry between watering. Avoid high nitrogen fertilizer. Step 7: Prune lightly after flowering to keep compact bushy shape; do not cut back into old bare wood.
Suitable Climate Noble Lady Lavender grows best under cool and sunny conditions, optimal growing temperature 15℃ to 25℃. It tolerates light frost. Constant high heat and humid wet weather will cause root disease.
Applications Perfect for landscape mass lavender fields, herb gardens, garden borders, rock gardens and balcony potted plants. Fresh or dried flower spikes can be used for sachets, aromatherapy and home decoration.
FAQ Q: How long for Noble Lady Lavender seeds to germinate? A: After cold stratification, seeds germinate within 15–25 days in cool bright moist conditions.
Q: Does lavender need lots of water? A: No. It hates wet soil. Overwatering is the top reason for plant death.
Q: Can it grow in pots? A: Yes, make sure the pot has drainage holes and use loose gritty potting mix.
Q: Is the fragrance kept after drying? A: Yes, the dried flower spikes keep the classic lavender aroma for months.
