Lavandula x intermedia 'Scottish Cottage' Lavender

Scottish Cottage Lavandin (Lavandula x intermedia ‘Scottish Cottage’) is a compact, upright lavender hybrid prized for its narrow silver foliage, pointed flower spikes, and sweetly fragrant violet-blue blooms. Dark purple calyces add depth of color, while medium-length stems create a tidy, well-balanced plant.

Blooming later than many lavender varieties, Scottish Cottage is an excellent choice for extending bloom time in the garden. Its dependable flowering and neat form make it especially well suited for borders, herb gardens, and informal hedges.

The fragrant blooms also perform beautifully when harvested, making this variety a reliable option for bouquets, crafts, and dried arrangements. With its evergreen structure and strong garden presence, Scottish Cottage is both ornamental and highly functional.

• Compact, upright lavandin with narrow silver foliage
• Violet-blue flowers with dark purple calyces
• Pointed flower spikes on medium stems
• Late-blooming variety extends lavender season
• Excellent for landscaping, bouquets, and crafts

Plant Details 

• Botanical name: Lavandula x intermedia
• Cultivar: ‘Scottish Cottage’
• Plant type: Evergreen shrub
• Mature size: 2 ft. tall × 3 ft. wide
• Stem length: 10–12 inches
• Bloom time: Late season
• Sun exposure: Full sun
• Soil requirements: Well-draining soil

Best Uses

• Borders and herb gardens
• Informal hedges
• Fresh and dried bouquets
• Lavender crafts and arrangements