Sea Lavender Seeds — Limonium latifolium

The Delicate Beauty of Sea Lavender

Sea Lavender (Limonium latifolium) produces airy sprays of lavender-blue flowers on graceful stems. A beautiful choice for cottage gardens, sunny borders, and anyone who loves flowers that can be enjoyed both fresh and dried. Its soft, natural form brings an elegant, almost coastal feel to the garden and makes a lovely addition to a cutting patch.

Why Gardeners Love It

• 🌊 Airy lavender-blue blooms — delicate flower sprays that bring movement and softness to the garden
• ✂️ Excellent cut flower — lovely in fresh arrangements and especially useful for dried flowers
• 🌿 Long-lasting garden interest — a dependable perennial for sunny, well-drained positions
• 🌾 Versatile garden style — works beautifully in cottage gardens, cutting beds, and naturalistic planting
• 🦋 Pollinator-friendly flowers — a welcome addition to a garden designed with beneficial insects in mind
• 🌱 Moderate to grow — rewarding with a little care and the right growing conditions

Growing Tips for New Zealand

Sow in spring once the soil has warmed, or start seeds undercover and transplant seedlings once they are well established. Choose a sunny position with free-draining soil, and take care not to overwater. Sea Lavender is happiest when it has good airflow and plenty of light.

Harvest stems when the flowers are open for fresh arrangements, or allow them to dry naturally for long-lasting displays. Cut regularly to enjoy the stems at their best.

What's in the Packet

Each packet contains 10 seeds of Sea Lavender (Limonium latifolium), with sowing and growing instructions included.

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