PURCHASE LAVENDER PLANTS
PLANTS FOR SALE
We sell lavender plants from April 20, 2025, to mid-July, with up to 20 varieties available each week. Click on HOURS to see our availibility. Common sizes include 3.5" pots, quart pots, and 1-gallon pots. All plants are hardy to Zone 5 and above. The farm is located in the Walla Walla Valley, and we sell plants on-site only. Sorry, shipping is not offered.
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PLANTING & GROWING LAVENDER
Full Sun: Lavender needs at least 6 hours of full sun per day.
Soil & Drainage: Lavender prefers slightly alkaline, well-draining, rocky soil. Amend heavy soil with sand or gravel for drainage. Fertilize only rarely.
Watering: Keep new plants moist for the first few weeks, then water deeply every twice a week once established. Avoid over-watering; let mature plants dry out between waterings. For best blooms, avoid overhead sprinkling during flowering.
Pruning: Prune yearly to maintain plant health. Trim spent flower stems during summer to encourage a second bloom. Prune heavily before the first frost or by early spring, leaving about 2” of green growth. Avoid cutting into the woody parts unless needed to remove dead branches or to rejuvenate older plants.
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COMMON LAVENDER VARIETIES
Blue Mountain Lavender Farm offers these types of lavender:
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English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia): Known for its fragrant, knee-high blooms, English lavender is ideal for landscaping, crafts, and culinary use. Common varieties include Munstead, Hidcote, Folgate, and Royal Velvet. Hardy in Zones 5-9.
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French Lavender (Lavandula x intermedia): Larger and bushier, French lavender blooms tall with long-stemmed flowers. It has a pleasantly strong, yet medicinal fragrance and is perfect for landscaping and dried arrangements. Varieties include Grosso, Gros Bleu, Sensational, Super, and Provence. Hardy in Zones 5-9.
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Spanish Lavender (Lavandula stoechas): Identified by its "rabbit ear" petals, Spanish lavender blooms profusely in spring and re-blooms with pruning. It attracts bees and butterflies but is tender and best suited for Zones 7-9. It can be grown as an annual in pots in cooler climates.