Lavender Blue Spear Seeds

Lavender Blue Spear Seeds produce tall blue flower spikes on closely set upright stems. The uniform English Lavender creates a strong display in sunny gardens.

Ready to grow upright blue lavender spikes from seed? Follow our step-by-step Lavender Grow Guide for sowing, germination, transplanting and regional care advice.

Quick Grow Facts

• Plant Type: Perennial
• Scientific Name: Lavandula angustifolia
• Seed Form: Seed for sowing; retain the supplied seed-form description and every treatment and handling warning.
• General Sowing Time: Spring/Summer
• Position: Full Sun
• Sow Depth: 3 mm
• Spacing: 30 cm for mature airflow; a closer 25 × 25 cm layout needs more attention to airflow
• Germination: Breeder-controlled emergence is 4–5 days at 18–20°C; allow 14–21 days under home conditions
• Height: 28–33 cm
• Spread: 23–28 cm

Why Grow This Variety

• Large, tall spikes stand out in landscape planting.
• Uniform growth and a consistent growth form make the variety easy to cultivate.
• The flowers attract bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects.
• Aromatic flowers suit ornamental cutting, sachets and dried arrangements; this does not confirm suitability for culinary or therapeutic use.

Garden Uses

Grow Blue Spear in sunny beds for upright colour, or harvest the aromatic spikes for dried arrangements and sachets.

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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