Lavender

#	GENUS	SPECIES	CULTIVAR	COMMON NAME	GROWTH HABIT	FOLIAGE	BLOOM	SEASON
1	SPICA LAVENDERS (varieties hardiest to cold: to below 15*)
2	Lavandula	angustifolia		True or English	3' X 6'	silver-gray	pale lavender-blue	spring/summer
3		(aka L. spica; vera)
4	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Hidcote'	Dwarf English	1-2' X 1-2'	silver-gray	midnight purple	spring/summer
5	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Jean Davis'	Pink Lavender	1' X 1'	gray	light pink	summer
6	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Lisa Marie'	hybrid	12" X 12"	soft gray	bright lavender	spring/summer
7	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Martha Roderick'		2' X 2'	powdery gray-green	fuzzy lavender-blue	summer/fall
8	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Munstead'	Dwarf English	1-2' X 1-2'	silver-gray	blue-lavender	spring/summer
9	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Rosea'		1-2' X 1-2'		purple	summer
10	Lavandula	angustifolia	'Twickle Purple'	hybrid	2' X 2'	silver-gray	dark violet	summer
11	Lavandula	x intermedia	'Alba'	White Lavadin	2 1/2' X 3'	green-gray	white	summer
12		(L. angustifolia x L. latifolia)
13	Lavandula	x intermedia	'Fred Boutin'	hybrid	2' X 2'	large gray	deep lavender	summer
14		(L. angustifolia x L. latifolia)
15	Lavandula	x intermedia	'Grosso'	Purple Lavadin	2' X 2'	silver-gray	violet-blue	summer/fall
16		(L. angustifolia x L. latifolia)						(fragrant oil)
17	Lavandula	x intermedia	'du Provence'	Blue Lavadin	2' X 3'	slate gray	lavender-blue	summer/fall
18		(L. angustifolia x L. latifolia)						(fragrant oil)
19	Lavandula	latifolia		Spike Lavender	2' X 2'	gray-green, wooly	lavender	summer
20								(fragrant oil)
21	STOECHAS LAVENDERS (medium hardiness: to 20-25*)
22	Lavandula	dentata		French	3' X 5'	gray-green toothed	pale lavender	nearly year round
23	Lavandula	dentata	'Candicans'	Grey French	3' X 5'	gray toothed	pale lavender	nearly year round
24	Lavandula	(dentata x angustifolia)	x 'Heterophylla'	hybrid	4' X 4'	green linear	dark violet-blue	hardy to 20*
25	Lavandula	heterophylla x lanata	'Goodwin Creek'	hybrid	2' X 3'	slivery-white, toothed	lavender-blue	hardy to 15-20*
26	Lavandula	lanata			2' X2'	white, wooly	bright violet	summer
27	Lavandula	stoechas		Spanish	3' X 3'	grayish-green	plum purple	spring/fall
28	Lavandula	stoechas	'Otto Quast'	Rabbit Ear	2' X 3'	grayish-green	rosy plum-purple	nearly year-round
29	Lavandula	stoechas	'Wings of Night'	hybrid	3' X 3'	gray	dark purple	summer
30								hardy to 15*
31	PTEROSTACHYS LAVENDERS (frost tender: to 24*)
32	Lavandula	multifida	var. canariensis	California Lavender	3' X 5'	green, fern-like	dark violet-blue	most of the year
33	Lavandula	pinnata	var. buchii		4' X 4'	creamy sage-gray	pale purple

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Bamboo Bamboos are some of the fastest growing plants in the world. They are capable of growing 39 in. or more per day.
Boxwood Boxwood are commonly grown as hedges and for topiary.
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Deciduous Magnolias Magnolia is very beautiful and diverse genus of flowering plants, therefore it's widely used for decorative purposes.
Dogwood and Magnolia Many species of Dogwoods are used in ornamental horticulture, and some trees have edible fruit.
Fire Resistance Plants Fire-resistant plants suffer little damage during a characteristic fire regime. These include large trees whose flammable parts are high above surface fires.
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Japanese Maple Japanese maple is ideal for small gardens. It is a deciduous shrub or small tree reaching heights of 6–10 m, rarely 16 m
Fern Decorative ferns are easy to grow and give exciting contrast in foliage, form and colour in your garden.
Lagerstroemia Lagerstroemia quickly gains popularity as a great way to add nonstop color to small spaces and container gardens.
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Nandina It is widely grown in gardens as an ornamental plant. It grows well in full sun to partial shade and requires moderate to low water.
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