Lavandula 'Goodwin Creek'

'Goodwin Creek Grey' Lavender is a good example of nature doing its thing. This variety was discovered by two Oregon nursery growers in Williams, Oregon just over 20 years ago, and is assumed to be a hybrid cross between two different species of lavender (lanata and dentata for plant nerds). They didn't purposely breed it, they just found a seedling and propagated it.  
That said, 'Goodwin Creek Grey' lavender has fragrant, silvery gray, tooth-edged leaves that form a compact shrub about two to three feet tall and wide. Exceptionally heat tolerant, this variety may also rebloom late in the year in warmer winter climates.  

Common Name: Goodwin Creek Grey Lavender

Plant Type: Evergreen

Mature Size: 2 - 3 feet tall and wide

Growth Rate: Moderate

Cold Hardiness: 10°

Light:

• Full Sun
• Afternoon Sun

Foliage Color: Green

Bloom Color: Purple

Bloom Time:

• Summer

Structure: Mounding

Characteristics:

• Attracts pollinators
• Container Lover
• Cut flower friendly
• Deer-resistant
• Drought tolerant once established
• Fragrant
• Rabbit-resistant

Photos: Real images, not stock photos

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