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Lavender Avignon Early Blue Seeds produce deep-blue flowers early on compact, well-branched plants with strong stems. This English Lavender suits sunny perennial planting.
Ready to grow Avignon Early Blue lavender from seed? Follow our step-by-step Lavender Grow Guide for sowing, germination, transplanting and regional care advice.
Quick Grow Facts
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Plant Type: Perennial
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Scientific Name: Lavandula angustifolia
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Seed Form: Seed for sowing; retain the supplied seed-form description and every treatment and handling warning.
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General Sowing Time: Spring/Summer
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Position: Full Sun
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Sow Depth: 3 mm
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Spacing: 30 cm for mature airflow; a closer 25 × 25 cm layout needs more attention to airflow
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Germination: Breeder-controlled emergence is 4–5 days at 18–20°C; allow 14–21 days under home conditions
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Height: 25–30 cm
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Spread: 23–28 cm
Why Grow This Variety
- Early deep-blue flowers bring colour sooner in the season.
- Compact, well-branched growth suits smaller spaces.
- The plants handle full sun and dry conditions.
- Early blooms attract bees and butterflies.
Garden Uses
Use Avignon Early Blue along borders and pathways, in mixed perennial beds or as fragrant cut flowers.
Growing Notes
- Sow during spring/summer.
- Position plants in full sun.
- Cover about 3 mm, keep in bright filtered light at 18–20°C and use 30 cm final spacing; a closer 25 × 25 cm layout needs more attention to airflow.
- Controlled emergence can be 4–5 days; allow 14–21 days under home conditions and do not discard a sound tray early.
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