Lavender 'Hidcote' planted in the garden

Lavender 'Hidcote' (Lavandula angustifolia)

Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote'Height 15 cm

4.9 · 34 customer reviews of XXLplant34 reviews

Choose your own quantity, from 6 to 600 plants
Flowers in July and August
Spacing 30-35 cm, about 9 per m²

Order now? Usually delivered within 4 to 5 working days

Free delivery from €99, otherwise €6,95

Pros and cons

According to our plant experts

Pro: Dark purple, fragrant flower spikes in July and August.
Pro: Compact and evergreen, ideal for a low hedge.
Pro: Attracts bees and butterflies and copes well with drought.
Con: Does not tolerate wet soil or shade.
Con: Mildly poisonous to cats and dogs if eaten.

Delivery

Shipping a two-metre plant takes more than a box and some tape. That's why we do it differently from an ordinary online shop.

How your plant arrives in one piece

Fresh from the greenhouse
Your plant does not sit in a warehouse for weeks. The grower only takes it out of the greenhouse after you order and prepares it straight away.
Packed securely
In a box made for plants. Plant and soil are secured and a protective sleeve keeps the leaves intact, so nothing shifts on the way.
Protected from heat and frost
Is it very hot or freezing outside? Then we add a cold pack or heat pack to the box, so the weather doesn't affect your plant on the way.
The right carrier for every size
Smaller plants are delivered by PostNL or DHL. The very largest plants travel upright on a pallet with a specialist carrier.
You know exactly when it arrives
As soon as your plant is on its way, you receive track & trace by email, so you can make sure someone is home and, for a large plant, someone to help carry it in.

When will your plant arrive?

4–5working days after you order

Free delivery from €99, otherwise €6,95

Something wrong after all?

If your plant arrives damaged, send us a few photos as soon as possible. We'll send you a replacement free of charge, and you don't need to return anything.

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Plant care

Planting: From April to June or in September, 30 to 35 cm apart, about 9 plants per m².

Position: Full sun, in well-drained, preferably somewhat poor soil. No wet feet.

Watering: Water regularly for the first weeks after planting. After that only in prolonged drought or in a pot.

Pruning: Cut off the spent spikes after flowering. At the end of February or in March cut the plant back short, but not into the bare, old wood.

Toxicity: Mildly poisonous to cats and dogs if eaten.

Flowering

Lavender 'Hidcote' flowers in July and August with dark purple spikes above the grey-green leaves. If you cut off the spent spikes in time, a small second flush sometimes follows in September. Young plants usually flower in their first summer. The plant is usually not yet in flower on delivery.

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Type: Plant

Usually delivered within 2 - 5 working days

Order today and your plant usually arrives within 4 to 5 working days.

Beschermd verstuurd

In een doos speciaal voor planten, met een cold pack of heat pack bij extreem weer.

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Van kamerpalm tot olijfboom, tot wel 3 meter hoog.

What customers say

4.9

from 34 reviews

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★★★★Het mag wel wat plant vriendelijker worden bezorgd

Het mag wel wat plant vriendelijker worden bezorgd. De plant kwam een beetje beschadigd aan. Door dat de bladeren op een onjuiste manier in de doos waren gestopt. Verder is het een mooie plant.

Anoniem Verified buyerStrelitzia nicolai

★★★★★Goede service en een mooie plant

Ik ben blij verrast! Een mooie uitziende plant en goed verpakt ontvangen. Bij de mededeling vroeg ik of zij wilde kijken naar een rechtopstaande plant en als het kan iets groter dan aangegeven maat. Daar heeft de kweker ook goed...

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★★★★★

Great delivery and a nice plant

Merel Verified buyerStrelitzia nicolai

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The plant was very nice and big,and well packed👍

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Veelgestelde vragen over Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote'

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How many lavender 'Hidcote' do you plant per m²?

In a bed, plant about 9 plants per square metre, 30 to 35 centimetres apart. For a low hedge, allow 3 to 4 plants per running metre. The calculator on this page works out the number for you.

When do you plant lavender?

The best time is spring, from April to June. The plant then has the summer to root before winter. Planting in September is also possible, in a well-drained spot.

Where does lavender 'Hidcote' do best?

In full sun, in soil that drains water well. On heavy clay or in a spot where water stands, lavender does not last long. A large pot with a drainage hole also works.

Is lavender 'Hidcote' hardy?

Yes, Lavandula angustifolia is hardy and keeps its grey-green leaves in winter. Winter wet is a bigger risk than frost, so choose a dry spot.

When do you prune lavender 'Hidcote'?

After flowering, in August or September, cut off the spent spikes. At the end of February or in March cut the plant back short, but not into the bare, woody part, as it sprouts poorly from there.

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