Collection: Lavender Plants for Sale

Our lavender arrives as a live, established plant — ready to go in the ground or a container the day it arrives.

Lavender is a drought-tolerant perennial that returns year after year with minimal care. It thrives in full sun, attracts bees and butterflies, and fills the garden with fragrance from first bloom through the season. We carry English, French, Spanish, and several specialty varieties — suited for borders, pollinator gardens, cutting gardens, and sunny containers.

Every plant ships with our healthy plant guarantee — if it arrives in poor condition, we'll make it right.

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FAQs

What hardiness zones does lavender grow in?

Most lavender varieties thrive in zones 5–9, though this varies by type. English lavender is the most cold-hardy (zones 5–8), while French and Spanish lavender prefer warmer climates (zones 7–11). Check the individual variety listing for zone specifics.

Does lavender come back every year?

Yes — lavender is a perennial. Once established, it returns each spring and can live 10–15 years with proper care and occasional pruning.

Can lavender grow in containers?

Yes, lavender does well in containers as long as the pot has good drainage. Use a well-draining mix, choose a sunny spot, and avoid overwatering — lavender prefers to dry out between waterings.

What size plant will I receive?

Plants ship in 4" pots, well-rooted and ready to transplant or pot up on arrival.

When is the best time to plant lavender?

It's best to plant Lavender in spring or fall. Spring is the most popular time — it gives roots a full season to establish before winter. In mild climates, Fall planting also works well. If you're in a colder zone, spring planting is the safer bet, and lavender is hardier than most people expect once it's in the ground.

What if my plant arrives damaged?

If your plant arrives in poor condition, we'll replace it for free — no hoops to jump through. Just reach out to us at support@plantedplaces.com with a photo and we'll get a new plant on its way to you.