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Highlights

Unique Rose-Pink Blooms – Distinctive rose-pink flowers offer a fresh twist on classic English lavender.
Evergreen Foliage – Keeps your garden vibrant and aromatic all year round.
Compact Growth – Grows up to 60cm tall and spreads to 75cm, ideal for small gardens or patios.
Versatile Placement – Perfect for edging paths, low hedges, or container planting.
Fragrant & Pollinator-Friendly – Scented flowers attract bees and butterflies throughout summer.
Easy to Grow – Thrives in well-drained soil and full sun; drought-tolerant once established.
Potted for Easy Planting – Supplied in 9cm grow pots, ready to plant straight into your garden.

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Discover English Lavender 'Rosea'

Lavandula angustifolia 'Rosea', commonly known as Pink English Lavender, is a perennial shrub prized for its aromatic evergreen foliage and rare rose-pink flower spikes. Unlike traditional purple varieties, 'Rosea' brings a soft blush of colour and a sweet scent to borders, beds, or containers.

Why Choose 'Rosea'?

Elegant Appearance: Compact mounds of grey-green leaves topped with delicate pink blooms from late spring through summer.
Aromatic Impact: Foliage and flowers release classic lavender fragrance—perfect near paths or seating areas.
Wildlife Friendly: Attracts bees and butterflies, supporting pollinators in your garden.
Year-Round Interest: Evergreen leaves maintain structure and colour even in winter.

Growing Guide

Sun Requirements: Prefers full sun for best flowering.
Soil Type: Well-drained, neutral to alkaline soils (pH 6.5–8.0). Avoid waterlogged ground.
Mature Size: Reaches up to 60cm high and spreads to 75cm.
Drought Tolerance: Once established, tolerates dry conditions well.
Hardiness: Hardy in UK gardens (RHS H5; USDA Zone 5–9).

Planting & Care Tips

Best Planting Time: Plant from early spring through autumn while the soil is workable.
Pruning: Lightly trim after flowering (late summer) to maintain shape and encourage bushy growth. Avoid cutting into old wood.
Fertiliser: Feed sparingly—too much fertiliser can reduce flowering.
Pots & Borders: Ideal for patio containers or as a fragrant border edging.

Clever Garden Uses

Create low hedges along walkways or garden beds for structure and scent.
Makes a striking companion with silvery plants like Santolina or Artemisia, or classic herbs such as rosemary and sage.
Adds subtle colour contrast to purple lavenders or white-flowering perennials.

FAQs

When is the best time to plant Pink English Lavender?
The best time is spring or early autumn when soil is moist but not waterlogged.
How fast does 'Rosea' grow?
'Rosea' establishes quickly in its first year and typically reaches mature size within 2–3 seasons with proper care.
What type of soil does it prefer?
This lavender thrives in well-drained, neutral to alkaline soils. Avoid heavy clay or wet sites for best results.