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SuperBlue Lavender Plants | Compact Lavender - Spring 2027 Preorder

SuperBlue Lavender Plants | Compact Lavender - Spring 2027 Preorder

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SuperBlue® Lavender Plants | Compact English Lavender

The Designer's Lavender and early bloomer! SuperBlue® may be compact, but it makes a big impression. Covered with deep violet-purple flower spikes and exceptional fragrance, this English lavender produces an abundance of blooms on a naturally tidy plant. Its smaller size makes it an outstanding choice for containers, borders, walkways, rock gardens, and smaller landscapes where every plant counts.

If you're looking for a lavender that delivers bold color, incredible fragrance, and a neat, compact habit, SuperBlue® is one of our favorites.

Spring 2027 Preorder

Reserve your organically grown SuperBlue® lavender plants now for spring 2027 delivery or local pickup.

Each plant is grown by Pause Lavender Farm in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and sold as a healthy starter plant with an established root system. Plants will be approximately 3–6 inches tall when shipped or delivered.

Orders are expected to begin shipping or become available for local delivery and pickup in May 2027, weather permitting. Quantities are limited, and preorders may close once available plants have been reserved.

At a Glance

Price $9.00 per plant
Plant size at delivery Established starter plant, approximately 3–6 inches tall
Cultivar SuperBlue®
Botanical name Lavandula angustifolia 'SuperBlue'
Lavender type English Lavender
Mature height 10–12 inches
Mature spread 12–18 inches
Recommended spacing 18 inches apart
Bloom season Late spring through summer, with possible rebloom after pruning
Flower color Deep violet-purple
Fragrance Highly fragrant
Light Full sun
Soil Loose, sandy, gravelly, or otherwise well-drained soil
Water needs Low once established
Best for Containers, borders, edging, rock gardens, pollinator gardens, and smaller landscapes
Attracts Bees, butterflies, and other pollinators
Availability Spring 2027 preorder


Why You'll Love It

  • Compact growth habit fits beautifully into small gardens and containers
  • Abundant deep violet-purple blooms create outstanding color
  • Strong fragrance despite its smaller size
  • Excellent for borders, edging, patios, and raised beds
  • Perfect for gardeners with limited space
  • Pollinator-friendly flowers attract bees and butterflies
  • Organically grown in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
  • Produced in limited quantities by a licensed Michigan nursery

Planting Requirements

Plant SuperBlue® lavender in full sun with well-drained soil. Like other English lavenders, it thrives in sandy, gravelly, or lean soils and performs best where excess moisture drains away quickly.

Its naturally compact habit makes it an excellent choice for containers, landscape edging, walkways, and smaller garden spaces. Water regularly while becoming established, then reduce watering once mature.

Shipping and Local Delivery

Plants are expected to begin shipping in May 2027, weather permitting. Shipping dates may be adjusted to protect live plants from freezing temperatures, excessive heat, or unsafe travel conditions.

  • Free Farm-to-Garden Delivery throughout Delta County
  • Free scheduled delivery days in Marquette, Alger, and Schoolcraft Counties
  • Shipping available to eligible states nationwide

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Grown by Pause Lavender Farm

Every SuperBlue® lavender plant is grown by Pause Lavender Farm in Rapid River, Michigan. We specialize in hardy lavender and pollinator-friendly plants selected for northern gardens, using sustainable growing practices that support healthy landscapes, beneficial insects, and wildlife.

Seasonal Note

Live plants naturally vary in size and appearance. The 3–6 inch measurement is an expected range rather than an exact height. Availability, shipping dates, and pickup schedules may vary depending on weather and growing conditions.

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