Create a charming garden with English Dwarf lavender seeds . These compact, fragrant flower seeds will bloom in their first year when sown early, giving you quick colour and fragrance. Perfect for hedging, bedding, or containers, English Dwarf lavender thrives in small spaces—so even if you don’t have a big garden, you can enjoy the colour and heady floral scent of lavender. After they’ve settled, these lavenders will happily keep blooming, filling your garden with colour and that classic lavender fragrance year after year.

For more colour, pair your English Dwarf Lavender flower seeds with something from the cut flower collection, they pair beautifully with the silvery foliage of a Cineraria Silver Dust and also look great with Cornflower Blue Ball or Chrysanthemums. Gardeners also offer value-pack flower seeds for gardening on a budget and gardening kits that help even the most inexperienced beginners grow a gorgeous garden.

How to Sow Seeds

Method: Place seeds on a damp paper towel and seal in a bag.
Depth: Harden off and transplant to their flowering position in the autumn, spacing them 45-60 cm apart.
Thinning: Thin, prick out, or pot on as necessary, giving each plant room to develop.
Growing notes: Stratifying seeds can improve germination. Keep in the fridge for 3-4 weeks prior to sowing. Sow your English Dwarf lavender seeds thinly into a seedbed or trays of compost, just covering the small seeds. Keep the soil moist. Mulch plants well for winter protection. Apply a complete fertiliser in spring and prune to shape after flowering. Flowering improves from second year.

Growing Needs

Water: Keep the soil moist

Plant Characteristics

Growth habit: Dwarf
Uses: Perfect for hedging, bedding, or containers, English Dwarf lavender thrives in small spaces—so even if you don’t have a big garden, you can enjoy the colour and heady floral scent of lavender