Snowshill Lavender
The Lavender Fields in the heart of the Cotswolds
We planted our first Lavender in 200 and now we have 53 acres of glorious rolling Lavender fields

Lavender Varieties

Arctic Snow  20 inches Pure white flowers, mid green foliage. The perfect contrast to darker types.

Ashdown Forest 20 inches Light blue flowers with vibrant green foliage. First to wake in Spring.

Cedar Blue 18 inches Delicate blue flowers with a neat, upright growth habit.

Grosso 30 inches Masses of mid blue flowers on med-tall stems. The most commonly grown lavender in the world.

Hidcote 20 inches Darkest purple well loved favourite. Versatile as a hedging or feature plant.

Imperial Gem 22 inches Similar colour to Hidcote. Slightly taller but still an excellent flowering variety.

Lady Ann 16 inches Delicate pale pink flowers. Compact growth habit

Little Lady 20 inches Raised locally, Blue violet can flowers twice yearly in a sheltered position

Loddon Blue 16 inches Bright violet blue flowers with a neat rounded growth habit

Loddon Pink 20 inches Prolific pink flowers with an upright habit

Munstead 24 inches Rich violet blue with green grey foliage

Nana Alba 12 inches Frabrant white flowers, very compact habit

Old English 38 inches Classic cottage garden variety. True lavender blue flowers

Peter Pan 16 inches Dark purple, and ideal compact hedging plant

Princess Blue 22 inches Pale blue with mid green foliage

Rosea 24 inches Pale pink flowers with vivid green foliage

Sawyers 28 inches Conical purple flowers with destinctive silver grey 'woolly' foliage

Twickle Purple 22 inches Pale purple flowers