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How to Grow Cannes Lavender II-III

Antirrhinum majus

Your complete guide to growing Cannes Lavender II-III.

☀SunFull sun to partial shade (4-6+ hours)
💧WaterRegular—consistent moisture, 1-2 inches weekly, but not waterlogged
📅Harvest105-115 days
🗺Zones7–10
📏Height0-3 feet
Cannes Lavender II-III📷 Wikipedia: Antirrhinum majus

When to Plant Cannes Lavender II-III

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ZoneStart IndoorsDirect SowHarvest
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Companion Plants for Cannes Lavender II-III

✓ Good companions

Catmint

Similar growing requirements, both attract beneficial pollinators while repelling harmful insects

Echinacea

Attracts beneficial insects and butterflies, tolerates similar soil conditions

Oregano

Thrives in similar Mediterranean conditions and helps deter common garden pests

Rosemary

Similar water and soil requirements, both repel pests and complement each other aesthetically

Sage

Compatible drought tolerance and soil preferences, creates a cohesive herb garden design

Santolina

Matches lavender's low-water needs and provides contrasting silver foliage texture

Sedum

Excellent drainage requirements match lavender's needs, adds structural interest

Thyme

Shares Mediterranean growing conditions, enhances aromatic garden appeal and pest deterrence

✗ Keep away from

Hosta

Needs shade and consistent moisture, opposite of lavender's sun and dry soil requirements

Impatiens

Requires frequent watering and rich, moist soil that promotes root rot in lavender

Mint

Aggressive spreading habit can overwhelm lavender and requires more water than lavender prefers

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