French lavender seeds

Common name: French Lavender Scientific name: Lavandula stoechas Among its names: Spiked lavender - Marine lavender French lavender is a perennial shrubby plant, ranging in height from 40-90 cm, with striped, spiked leaves and upright branches. Its flowers form in spikes with a bright purple color, characterized by the beauty of its flowers and its fragrant scent. • French lavender shrub flower: Its purple flowers form in spikes up to 5 cm long, blooming at the end of spring and the beginning of summer, and are among the distinctive honey-producing flowers. • French lavender shrub seeds: Its seeds are small, oval, and dark-colored. • Growing season for French lavender shrub: French lavender seeds are planted in spring and autumn, and can also be cultivated year-round in moderate areas and agricultural reserves. • Suitable climate and soil for growing French lavender shrub: The suitable climate is warm or moderate, away from very cold or hot weather, and also away from high humidity. It adapts to most types of soil, but fertile clay soil is preferred. • Method of cultivating French lavender shrub: Its seeds are planted in the soil at a depth not exceeding 1 cm, and are watered regularly until the seedlings appear. • Benefits and uses of French lavender shrub: Used for decoration in homes, gardens, and parks, and also has applications in the medical field. • Original habitat of French lavender shrub: Mediterranean Basin.