(Lav. Angust. cv. ‘Purple Bouquet’) Hgt. 18-24”

Purple Bouquet originated as a sport off ‘Hidcote’ lavender at the Sunshine Herb Farm in Tenino, Washington.  Though it is an L. angustifolia,  Purple Bouquet possesses one of the best features of the L. x.intermedia lavenders, producing up to 14” stems for fresh and dried bouquets.   The body of Purple Bouquet  ranges from twenty-four to thirty inches high, but its stem length can grow up to fifteen inches.  This feature makes it one of the only English varieties that is a prime choice for use in lavender wands and other crafts.  Purple Bouquet is known for a blossom color that is truly remarkable.   Atop its long stems rest gorgeous blooms of the deepest purple hue.  Purple Bouquet is the darkest purple variety that we grow here on the farm.  Purple Bouquet is a double bloomer, making it a favorable choice for those wishing to enjoy fresh flowers throughout the growing season.  The foliage of Purple Bouquet  is a vibrant green that contrasts nicely with velvety blooms.  Purple Bouquet has a sweet fragrance making it a good choice for culinary use.   Purple Bouquet is also a great choice for crafts, dried bouquets, and fresh cut flowers.  Purple Bouquet is hardy to

Use flowers for dried bouquets, fresh cut or culinary use. Zone 5-8