Lavandula angustifolia 'Ellagance Snow'
White Common Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia ′Ellagance Snow′ - Winter Habit
 Family:
 Genus:
 Plant Type:
 Growth Forms:
 Hardiness:
 Deciduous / Evergreen:
 Flower Notes:
White (Fragrant white flower spikes beginning in June and continuing through the fall)
 Foliage Notes:
Silver (Aromatic, silvery evergreen foliage)
 Fruit Notes:
Brown (Nutlet; not ornamentally important)
 Ultimate Height:
1 feet
 Ultimate Spread:
1 feet
 Light Requirements:
 Soil Notes:
Prefers well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil
 Range:
Cultivated origin
 Diagnostic Characteristics:
Opposite, entire, evergreen leaves only 1-1.75" long and less than 0.2" wide. White tomentose below. Dense, fine, upright ascending branches tipped by flower spikes. Square stems. Flowers and foliage aromatic.
  Special Characteristics:
  • Flowering Characteristics 355
  • Foliage Characteristics 53
  • Border 395
  • Hedge 275
  • Mass Plantings 288
  • Rock Garden 56
  • Drought Tolerant 288
  • Pollution Tolerant 217
  • Notable Texture 282
  • Slow Growth Rate 271

    • Additional Information

    'Ellagance Snow' is a smaller cultivar with beautiful, fragrant white flowers and foliage. Great plant for fine texture in the front landscape borders. Pruning to the ground every 3 to 4 years keeps the foliage full to the ground and produces uniform, fresh new growth.

    When Lavandula angustifolia 'Ellagance Snow' has been observed flowering or fruiting at Purdue University

    Flowering

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