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Tahiti King
Posted at:
January 26, 2025
I live in Minneapolis MN, USA which is zone 4, and I want to grow a lavender hedge along the south side of my house. I need the name of a lavender that will grow fairly high (at least 75 centimeters) and will be hardy to zone four. Is there such a lavender? Do you carry it?I am sorry, but I know of no lavender that is hardy to zone 4. The various forms of English lavender are rated as being hardy to zone 5 with Munstead and Hidcote being hardiest and surviving in the northern parts of zone 5. If you have a lot of snow they will undoubtedly make it in zone 4 as well. The problem is that the hardiest selections are also the slowest and shortest growing clones.