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Purple Moon Cultivars

As a general rule, lavandula angustifolia (English) is considered culinary because of its high linalool and linalyl acetate content. Lavandula X intermedia is not considered culinary for its high content of camphor and eucalyptol.

Lavandula angustifolia

Bowles Early - Lavandula angustifolia

Dark purple buds, sweet scent, good for culinary, good for wreaths and bouquets

Buena Vista - Lavandula angustifolia

Purple Calyx, lighter-blue violet petals, culinary, culinary, good for wreaths, versatile, second bloom

Folgate - Lavandula angustifolia

Early bloomer, soft lilac, culinary, not a strong second bloom, high-quality for artisan products

Hidcote - Lavandula angustifolia

Sweet, strong scent, dark purple blooms, holds color well in dried bunches, good oil producer

Imperial Gem - Lavandula angustifolia

Hardy in cold climates, rich purple blooms, sweet fragrance, can be toxic to pets, holds its color for years

Miss Katherine - Lavandula angustifolia

Pink blooms, used in culinary, sweet scent, can be used for bouquets, grows well here

Royal Velvet - Lavandula angustifolia

Dark purple velvety flowers, good for drying, fresh or dried bouquets, hardy in cold climates, good for dried buds, grows fast, holds its color for years

Super Blue - Lavandula angustifolia

Sweet scent, deep violet blue, culinary, great for dried wreaths and bouquets, prolific flowering all summer, grows well here, holds buds, holds color for years

Lavandula x intermedia

Exceptional

Beautiful white flowers, white version of Phenomenal, tall spikes, hardy in cold climates, heat and humidity resistant, holds its color when dried

Grosso

Most widely planted lavender around the world for oil production, light purple flowers, long stems, good for dried buds, struggles in our soil and climate

Phenomenal

Hardy in cold climates, PA heat and humidity resistant, dark purple blooms, tall spikes, great oil producer, our farm “work horse”

Provence

Named for the region of Provence, France; beautiful, tall spikes, sweet scent, mauve-purple flowers, dried buds, good oil producer, struggles in our climate

Sensational

Hardy in cold climates, tolerant of heat and humidity, related to Phenomenal lavender, purple blooms, tall spikes, grows well here

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