Florists said that it can be planted in a flower bed next to lavender

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You can't have a lot of lavender if you're also delighted with endless purple and fragrant rows. Its inflorescences stretch so beautifully towards the sun. Lavender can not only soothe, but also decorate the area where it grows. It is ideal for growing if you are short on time. Lavender is unpretentious and does not require much time for careful care.

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Lavender loves light. This should be known when choosing a place for landing. In order to bloom well, the plant must receive at least 6 hours of sunlight per day. If you have an alpine slide, this is also a good choice for it. Soil requirements are well-drained sandy soils and rocky areas.

The best neighbors for lavender will be plants from the herbaceous perennial category. Especially those that can withstand drought. Pay attention to sage, cypress milkweed, white or yellow yarrow. With their help, an aromatic composition will be created. Lavender also goes well with rosemary and thyme. And for contrast, you can plant Bonar verbena.