Lavandula stoechas:
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Common name -Rabbit Ears: 
U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5
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I love Spanish lavender but have never had luck in my wet soils... Yours are beautiful! Ive never seen a lavender topiary like that.. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteI have several of these in my yard. Love them and so do the bees.
ReplyDeleteI love Spanish lavender, thanks for the beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh how pretty. I love Spanish Lavender and wish I could grow it here. I may have to put some in a pot someday just to have some.
ReplyDeleteThe Spanish Lavender looks exceptionally fabulous this year, doesn't it? Yours, Tatyana, is no exception. I love the topiary, too! Way cool.
ReplyDeleteHi Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, this time of year is so wonderful when all the lavenders are in bloom!
Strange, we call these Lavenders 'French' Lavender... I wonder why?
How cute! Provence lavender is supposed to do best here, but I'm trying a Spanish lavender this year.
ReplyDeleteI love the Spanish lavender topiary...but then again I'm a sucker for topiaries.
ReplyDeleteI can't grow lavender of any kind, but I am very partial to your lavender with bunny ears.
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question on my blog, no the clematis is not valiriana but 'Niobe.' It is typically an early bloomer and will bloom again later if I cut it back and keep it watered and fed.
ReplyDeleteAlways a pleasure "visiting" with you.
Beautiful! You are so lucky to be in it's zone. I can only dream. Thanks for sharing. I especially love the close up.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone! It's a beautiful plant indeed!
ReplyDeleteLiz, I found out that it's called French Lavender, Spanish Lavender, Stoechas Lavender, or Topped Lavender!
Spanish lavender is so much lighter and airier than the other varieties. Very pretty. Glad you are finally seeing some sun in your garden.
ReplyDeleteI love lavender in all forms and this is the first I saw a standard. It is small and very pretty dressed with moss.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen Spanish Lavendar, lovely. I am sure it is not hardy in my area but would make a great potted summer plant.
ReplyDeleteEileen
Beautiful looking lavender and lovely topiary!
ReplyDeleteMuy French lavender took a dive - too hot sandy
ReplyDeleteHello, Tatyana!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love Spanish Lavender, it must be so fragrant.