Lavandula a. 'Jean Davis' #1Lavandula angustifolia 'Jean Davis' lavender has highly fragrant flowers and foliage that attract an assortment of butterflies to the garden! 'Jean Davis' displays a compact, free flowering growth habit and light pink flowers in summer. Outstanding for planting near walkways, decks, and patios where sent can be enjoyed. Flowers are great for drying. Blooms: June September Light: full sun Soil: sandy, well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 12 15"

Fertilization: slow-release fertilizer in spring

from mid April  to early May

Pruning: cut back to 2 - 3" in early spring as new growth appears

Provides the quick drainage and ample air pockets for maximum orchid growth

This bleached

Superb for borders and containers

coloration and quantity of stem will vary

bloom state and leaf color of each plant will vary

Chamaecyparis thyroids 'Top Point' white cypress is a compact conifer that offers interesting texture

has semi-double 3-4" diameter white flowers that are highlighted with a bold purple-red center

herbaceous perennial

Spread: 6 - 8