Lavender Plug Trays
This variant is currently sold out
Sage Garden has discontinued our lavender plug tray program for now.
Our collection includes top varieties for retail sales or Canadian field production. All plants are grown using OMRI organic soils, compost-based fertilizers and biological root stimulants.
Varieties |
Details |
Sizes |
| Betty Blue Lavender (L. angustifolia) | A tidy English Lavender with erect flower stalks that do not splay. Excellent for cutting. | |
| Folgate Lavender (L. angustifolia) | One of the preferred but harder to source English Lavenders for oil production. | |
| Hidcote Lavender (L. angustifolia) | A premium and very hardy English Lavender with dark purple flowers and fine essential oil. Often considered one of the best culinary varieties. | |
| Gros Bleu Lavender (L. x intermedia) | A tall true Lavandin selection that is more refined than Grosso. | |
| Grosso Lavender (L. x intermedia) | The classic long stem field variety from France! Very popular in zones 5 - 7 in Canada. | |
| Munstead Lavender (L. angustifolia) | This is the hardiest lavender proven over time in many zone 3 gardens. A compact plant with short flower stems.... but all the classic fragrance! | |
| Phenomenal Lavender (L. x intermedia) | The hardiest of the long stem oil lavandins, suitable for zone 5. Very beautiful dark blue purple flowers. The price includes royalties. | |
| Purple Bouquet Lavender (L. angustifolia) | Exceptional English Lavender with very dark purple classic lavender blooms. | |
| Royal Velvet Lavender (L. angustifolia) | Top variety for cut flowers, with extra-long flowers that have a two-tone velvety quality that is completely unique among cultivars. |
SHIPPING INFO:
We are focusing on our local, pick-up customers going forward and will not be shipping trays.
SAGE GARDEN PRODUCTION INFO:
Sage Garden uses all organic growing practices, including the use of beneficial soil microorganisms, OMRI organic soils, compost-based fertilizer and biological pest management.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Lavender plants are cutting grown. We have sourced named stock material from a variety of reputable suppliers, however, due to naming variance within the industry and the possibility of stock suppliers using the same name for different plants we recommend testing smaller plots of any given variety before field-planting in volume. Significant variation among named cultivars is possible; since stock material for propagation does not grow out to maturity (at our greenhouses) in the same way field plants do, it is not possible for Sage Garden to guarantee the characteristics of a given variety.
