Lavandula stoechas "Fairy Wings" ™
Flowers: "Fairy Wings" has distinctive long, lilac-pink bracts that give a wild effect to an otherwise neat, compact plant The lilac-pink bracts that give "Fairy Wings" its name are its most unusual characteristic. The flowers grow a few inches beyond the compact foliage. The flowers can be dried and used as potpourri.
Foliage: tends to be more green than silver.
Planting: Similar to all lavender cultivars "Fairy Wings" likes well-drained soil and full sun. It does not like cold climates.
Mature height: .50m x .75m wide or (24" x 30" wide)
Another quality that sets
it apart is its neat growing habit. Unlike many lavenders, it doesn't sprawl
or grow so tall that it falls down.
Originates at Plant Growers Australia Pty Ltd., 3 Harris
Rd., Wonga Park, Vic., Australia 3115
Color: lilac pink
Blooming Season: spring-summer
Mature Height: .75 metre
Zone: 6-10
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