| It's the rabbit ears. That is the first thing I
think of when looking at the Lavandula atlas blooms. The foliage is smaller and the blooms larger
than regular Spanish lavender. The blooms sometimes topple the stalks when it is
misty or when overhead water is applied and there aren't as many blooms. Come
deadheading time, if you do that, the large flower size is a bit of a bonus,
there are fewer of them. In the end the blooms are a
size large, this Spanish Lavender is a regular in my garden.
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