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Lavender, Munstead 
Lavandula angustifolia
One of the most fragrant lavender varieties, with a very rounded, bushy habit and lots of flowers. Munstead is prized for edible flowers and its high oil content which is good for essential oils. Munstead is smaller than most lavender varieties, and blooms earlier than many. It is reputed to do better in warmer, drier climates as well. Click here for great lavender recipes! Growing Tips Cut back old flower stalks to promote new blooming. Space 18" apart.
Sowing Information Sow seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before last frost in loose growing mix. Cover seeds 1/8" soil or 1/4" vermiculite. Keep moist. Lavender tends to take a long time to germinate. Transplant 10" apart in a sunny location.
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