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Flowers usually appear in mid-spring and can continue right through until early summer. Some common varieties include: Hidcote with lovely dark purple flowers. Betty's Blue with violet-blue flowers. Lavenite Petite with pretty light purple flowers. RELATED: The Best Time to Plant Lavender.
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Chin Chin Farm is the only commercial lavender farm located in the Eastern Macedon Ranges. As a family-owned business, Chin Chin Farm is dedicated to sustainable farming practices and cultivates exquisite culinary grade lavender varieties. With a commitment to regenerative agriculture and the highest quality products, Chin Chin Farm offers a.
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Grevillea lavandulacea. Family: Proteaceae Distribution: Heath and woodlands in western Victoria and south-eastern South Australia Common Name: Lavender Grevillea Conservation Status: Not considered to be at risk in the wild Derivation of Name: Grevillea…after Charles Francis Greville, co-founder of the Royal Horticultural Society lavandulacea…resembling the genus Lavandula
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Hey, I'm Nathan Schwartz, team member at Aussie Green Thumb since 2020. I have a passion for edible plants and Australian native plants, both in the garden and in the Aussie bush. As an avid traveller and camper, I love seeing the different landscapes and flora that Australia has to offer, and try to incorporate this into my own daily living.
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Yanchep Lavender Farm, WA. Yanchep, a coastal suburb of Perth, is better known for being home to Yanchep National Park: a beautiful slice of native bush with koala colonies, wild kangaroos, and fascinating Aboriginal lifestyle and cultural programs. Veer inland a touch and you'll also encounter 25 acres of pristine lavender fields.
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A little bit about lavender. A member of the mint ( Lamiaceae) family, lavender is a hardy plant best known for its beautiful fragrance. It's a low-growing but mostly upright shrub featuring silvery leaves rich with aromatic oils. It's a great, low-maintenance garden choice as it'll flush into fragrant, colourful bloom with very little.
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Grevillea. With almost 400 distinct species as well as countless cultivars and hybrids, grevilleas have become widely popular in gardens both in Australia and overseas. Despite this, relatively few species are in general cultivation - there are many others that should be more widely grown. Grafting of some of the more touchy species onto.
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Therefore, either plant your lavender in a frost-free spot in autumn or hold off planting it until spring has sprung and the danger of frost has passed. Remember that lavender is essentially a Mediterranean plant and therefore, prefers fairly hot and dry conditions. This means that really good drainage is essential.
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Mission. LavData supports the production of consistent, sustainable and high-quality lavender and lavender oil by providing a single access point to share and access data on lavender in Australia. LavData provides a platform that supports the sharing and communication of knowledge on lavender species characteristics, growth and production.
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Actually native to Spain, with dark purple flower spikes in early summer on bushy shrubs, this is the lavender traditionally used in sachets and potpourri. compact lavender from Plant Management Australia's lavender breeding program. Small flower heads with long ribbon-like bracts are held above the foliage. It tolerates drought, repels.
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What you need to know about lavender. Name: lavender (Lavandula). Plant type: perennial shrub. Height: typically 80cm-1m.Dwarf forms 30-50cm tall. Foliage: grey and fragrant. Climate: southern parts of Australia. Soil: well-drained alkaline soil. Position: full sun or part shade. Flowering: mostly spring and summer, spot flowering at other times. Feeding: yearly feeding with a complete.
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Plant the seedlings 30-40cm apart so there's enough space between shrubs. Mulch with organic matter to help it retain moisture. Water once or twice a week until plants are mature. 2. How to propagate lavender. When propagating lavender, cut stems from your lavender plants after flowering (mid- to late summer).
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Also called true or common lavender, it's actually native to the Mediterranean. The small flowers attract bees and butterflies. It's aromatic when brushed against or crushed and is cultivated for its high-quality lavender oil. Form: Up to 90cm-high clumps with wispy inflorescences at tips in blue-purple, blue-violet, lavender or white-pink.
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Summary Information. Botanical Name - Grevillea lavandulacea - The Lavender Grevillea. Position - Full sun to a little dappled shade. Soil - Well drained. Height - To .4 meter. Growth rate - Medium. Drought tolerant - Yes once established. Grevillea lavandulacea or 'Lavender Grevillea' is a small growing species, attractive red.
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Italian lavender Lavandula stoechas. Fat oval flowers with distinctive long 'tassel' petals on the top, in rich purple, deep pink, or white; and slender grey-green leaves. We usually have the purple and pink kinds, occasionally white. Although it looks glamorous, it will survive a frost in a well-drained soil.
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It is native to the Mediterranean region of Europe, but has been grown and cultivated in many other parts of the world, including Australia. While the majority of the lavender grown in Australia is of the same species as found in Europe, there are also some species of lavender that are native only to Australia.