10 Live Grosso Lavender Plants, Lavandula x intermedia French Hybrid, Fragrant Perennial Garden Starters, Farm Grown in Sequim WA
10 Live Grosso Lavender Plants, Lavandula x intermedia French Hybrid, Fragrant Perennial Garden Starters, Farm Grown in Sequim WA
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10 Live Grosso Lavender Plants — French Hybrid Lavender
Add the classic fragrance and silvery-green foliage of Grosso lavender to your garden. These live Lavandula × intermedia plants are a lovely choice for sunny garden borders, fragrant landscaping, and Mediterranean-inspired outdoor spaces.
Grosso is a popular French hybrid lavender valued for its aromatic foliage and purple flower spikes. These plants are farm-grown in Sequim, Washington, according to the seller's product details.
Product Details
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Variety: Grosso lavender
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Botanical name: Lavandula × intermedia ‘Grosso’
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Quantity: 10 live plants
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Pot size: Please confirm whether the plants ship in 4-inch or 6-inch pots
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Growing location: Sequim, Washington, if confirmed by the seller
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Light: Full sun
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Soil: Well-drained soil
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Listed hardiness range: USDA zones 6–10; local conditions and winter drainage affect performance
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Typical mature size: Approximately 24–36 inches tall and 36–48 inches wide, depending on growing conditions
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Typical bloom period: Mid to late summer, depending on climate and care
Growing and Care Instructions
Sunlight: Plant in a location receiving full sun for strong growth and flowering.
Soil: Choose well-drained soil. Heavy clay and persistently wet conditions can increase the risk of root problems. Improve drainage or use a raised bed if needed.
Watering: Water thoroughly after planting and while roots establish. Once established, lavender generally prefers less frequent watering than many garden plants. Adjust for rainfall, temperature, and soil drainage.
Spacing: Allow room for mature plants to spread. With a listed mature width of 36–48 inches, avoid crowding plants together unless you are intentionally creating a closely spaced hedge and are prepared to prune it.
Pruning: Trim lightly after flowering to maintain a compact shape. Avoid cutting deeply into old, woody stems, which may not regrow reliably.
Winter care: Hardiness depends on local climate, drainage, and winter moisture. Even a suitable hardiness zone cannot guarantee survival in every garden.
Where to Plant Grosso Lavender
Grosso lavender can suit:
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Sunny perennial borders
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Fragrant garden beds
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Mediterranean-style landscapes
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Walkways and ornamental garden edges
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Large containers with excellent drainage
Important Quantity and Pot-Size Note
This listing is intended for 10 live plants. Please verify the actual nursery pot size before publishing so buyers know exactly what they will receive. If the plants are supplied in 4-inch pots, update the title and listing details accordingly; if they are supplied in 6-inch pots, make sure the product photos and inventory match.
Live plants may vary naturally in shape, fullness, and size. Flowering at arrival is not guaranteed, as growth and bloom timing depend on season and growing conditions.
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