1200 Lavender Vera Spring Mosquito Insect and 50 similar items

- You will get 1200 Seeds of Lavender Vera Spring Mosquito Insect Repellent Perennial Non-Gmo Flower Seeds. - Soil Type: Clay, Loam, Peat, Sand, Silt. - Sunlight: Full Sun, Medium Sun. - Life Cycle: Perennial. - Watering: Medium. - Cultivating Difficulty: Easy. - Lavender Vera is an heirloom English variety, and is the most popular choice amongst top gardeners! - Lavender Vera is gaining popularity due to it being recognized, by many, as a great mosquito and insect repellent! Just plant this Non-GMO compact variety all around the perimeter of the area you want to minimize Mosquitoes and other pesky insects. - Lavender becomes very drought tolerant as it matures. - Lavender Vera is a wonderful plant for containers with its compact growing habit. - Lavender Vera has been popular for decades because it's quite disease resistant, superb grower and highly fragrant. - Lavender is one of the most popular plants in the world and rightfully so because it's great in the landscape and should be grown in everyone's garden and plant containers! - Lavender is famous for its ability to withstand drought and thrives in drier conditions like California. - You'll notice Lavender, quite often, in parking lot islands which are some of the most inhospitable places for plants and Lavender thrives showing its toughness! - Lavender is probably most famous for its wonderful aromatic smell and is used in everything from Perfumery, Potpourris, Satchets, Teas and drink flavoring. - Lavender will perform wonderfully in a container garden or window box. It'd do awesome on an apartment balcony or small space. - Lavender is also excellent for rock or gravel gardens where the rocky porous soil will help it to thrive. - It will attract scores of Pollinators like Bees, Butterflies and other beneficial insects. - Lavender will attract predatory insects which need its nectar. In turn, they'll help rid your garden of pests! - Lavender is probably the most popular herb in the world! - Lavender, when planted on a ridge for extra drainage, can make a fantastic hedge or natural privacy screen when pruned.