Lavender 'Goodwin Creek Grey' plants the infusion of its leaves

the infusion of its leaves and flowers have been used to treat headaches and rheumatic pains

This lavender gets its name for its delicately and precisely toothed leaves which are instantly recognisable

Gezähnter Lavendel

The cocoon is specially created to house a collection of plants that grow well together

Lavender 'Goodwin Creek Grey' plants the infusion of its leaves(Lavendula x ginginsii 'Goodwin Creek Gray') A hybrid of Lavendula dentata and Lavendula lanata, this plant has slightly hairy and silvery grey foliage that occasionally appears toothed in some areas. The scent of the plant is more camphoraceous than English Lavender and smells a little like eucalyptus. Light purple flowers may appear upon maturity. Available as a small bush, a mini topiary or as a set of 5 rooted cuttings with a set of two nutrient