Interesting hybrid of the Lavandula genus, perennial and evergreen, with a fast growth, cushion-like, thick and round shape: when fully developed it can grow 60 cm tall and a little larger. Densely branched and well lignified from the base, it has numerous stems which, dividing repeatedly and assuming an erect or slightly spread outward trend, give the plant a globular and compact shape. The leaves, small and lanceolate with acute apex and lobed margins only near the tip, tomentose, velvety, grey-green in color, are arranged oppositely, with rather short internodes. From late spring and until the arrival of autumn, abundant stems, thin and long, come off from the terminal part of the branches, crowned by spike inflorescences made up of tiny purple flowers, desired by bees and insects in general.
Based on their properties and traits, we have selected the plants that pair best with your choice.