Tiny Lavender flowers

Posted in Garden Buzz, Perennials, Photo Hunter, Photography on Jan 12, 2008



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I love lavender.

I grow a few different types in my garden. We’ll perhaps I should say I’ve tried to grow a few different types in my garden. The one that does best is Munstead. It seems to be the hardiest and I suppose the most forgiving?

The photo above is a close up of the tiny flowers on a slender lavender stem. You can see the skinny lavender leaves just underneath the lavender flowers. The other thicker green leaves belong to another plant. Once which I can’t remember which one it might be at this time.

Do you grow Lavender in your garden?




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3 Responses to “ Tiny Lavender flowers ”

  1. # 1 Amy Shipp Says:

    Great photo! I love that kind of flower so much! :D
    Mine’s here

  2. # 2 Lavender Says:

    That is an amazing close up! Lavender is one of my favorites, and you’ve provided a new perspective for it. Good job!

  3. # 3 Steve Evans Says:

    There is such a wonderful smell that lavender produces and it attracts so many bees and butterflies. I am growing some now but unfortunately I have lost the seed packet at the moment. Put some dry in your clothes drawer for a free scent of lavender in your clothes.

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