English Lavender Anna

Anna is a compact variety of English lavender that forms a dense, rounded shrub with rich violet flower spikes. It is valued for its abundant flowering, pleasant fragrance, and neat, attractive shape throughout the growing season.

It is ideal for planting in flower beds, borders, and rock gardens, as well as for growing in pots and containers. It pairs beautifully with roses, ornamental grasses, and other perennial plants.

When planted in a sunny location, it establishes quickly, overwinters well, and produces abundant blooms year after year.

Specifications

• Species: English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
•  Cultivar: Anna
•  Type: Perennial
•  Plant height: 35–45 cm
•  Plant width: 35–40 cm
• Height during flowering: up to 60 cm
•  Flower color: Deep violet
•  Blooming period: June–July
•  Hardiness: Down to -30 to -34 °C
•  Planting location: Full sun
•  Soil: Light, well-drained

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1. A Sunny Spot

Plant lavender in a well-lit, sunny location. Sunlight is what drives abundant blooming, healthy growth, and a dense, well-shaped bush.

2. Prepare the Soil

Lavender thrives in light, well-drained soil. If your soil is heavy or clay-like, work in some sand or another loosening material.

3. Prepare the Planting Hole

The hole should be larger than the seedling's root ball. Loosen the soil well so the roots can establish themselves easily.

4. Plant It Right

Bury the root collar and shape a small basin around the bush. This helps water reach the roots directly when you water it.

5. Watering

Water regularly during the first week after planting. After that, water as needed, based on the weather and how dry the soil gets.

6. Pruning

Timely pruning helps the bush grow dense and compact, and encourages abundant blooming.

In short. Follow these simple steps and your lavender will settle in quickly, grow strong, and reward you with abundant blooms year after year.