Goodwin Creek Certified Organic Lavender

Goodwin Creek Lavender (Lavandula heterophylla ‘Goodwin Creek’) is the lavender that blooms longest — a French lavender hybrid with deep lavender-blue flower spikes that appear from early summer and continue through late fall, far outlasting the bloom season of standard English lavender varieties. The striking silvery-gray foliage provides year-round ornamental appeal even when not in bloom, and the compact, upright habit lends itself beautifully to containers, borders, topiary shaping, and rock gardens. USDA-Certified Organic, drought tolerant once established, deer resistant, and attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Perennial in Zones 6–9; container-friendly for overwintering indoors in cooler climates.

Early Summer Through Late Fall — The Longest Lavender Bloom Season

Most lavender varieties have a concentrated bloom period of a few weeks. Goodwin Creek extends that dramatically — blooming from early summer continuously through late fall in a long, generous display that provides months of fragrant, deep lavender-blue flower spikes rather than a brief, intense season. For gardeners who want lavender color and fragrance in the landscape through the full growing season, that extended bloom is genuinely distinctive.

Silvery Foliage — Year-Round Ornamental Presence

Goodwin Creek’s soft silvery-gray foliage is as ornamental as its blooms — a distinctive color that provides genuine landscape interest through every season, including the months when the plant isn’t actively flowering. The textural contrast of silver-gray leaves against surrounding green plantings is particularly effective in borders and mixed herb gardens, and the compact 2–3 foot habit maintains its presence without overwhelming neighboring plants.

USDA-Certified Organic — Topiary-Friendly and Container-Ready

Every Stark Bro’s Goodwin Creek Lavender arrives USDA-Certified Organic, potted in quality soil, and ready to plant. The compact, upright habit responds well to shaping — trim in late summer or fall to maintain form and encourage bushy growth. Container growing keeps it manageable for patios and overwinters easily indoors in climates colder than Zone 6.

Why Growers Love Goodwin Creek Lavender

• Early summer through late fall blooms — the longest bloom season of any lavender variety
• USDA-Certified Organic — arrives potted in quality soil, ready to plant
• Striking silvery-gray foliage — year-round ornamental presence beyond the bloom season
• Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds — exceptional pollinator value
• Topiary-friendly compact habit — shapes beautifully for containers and formal borders
• Deer resistant and drought tolerant — low-maintenance once established in Zones 6–9