Real lavender, and preferably a field full! You could almost be in Provence. Enjoy this evergreen dwarf (Lavandula angustifolia). The purple flowers bloom in the summer. They fill the air with a lovely fragrance!
After the summer, prune faded flowers away, but we leave the rest of the plant alone. In the spring, prune the plant further back to make room for young stems. Position the lavender in a sunny spot. It hardly needs any water, except in the case of prolonged drought.