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Lavandula stoechas ‘Anouk Deep Rose’

Anouk Deep Rose Spanish Lavender

Lavandula stoechas ‘Anouk Deep Rose’
Family
Lamiaceae
Height
18 to 24 inches
Width
12 to 18 inches
Flower color
Deep rose-colored flowers, contributing to shades of pink and purple
Foliage color
Gray-green, narrow leaves
Bloom time
Late spring to early summer
Light
Full sun
Water
Low; drought tolerant once established
Maintenance
Low; prune after flowering to maintain shape
Growing zone
USDA Hardiness Zones 7 to 11
Wildlife
Lavender is known to attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies

About this plant

Lavandula stoechas 'Anouk Deep Rose' produces dense lavender-rose flower spikes topped with prominent deep rose-purple bracts from spring through summer, with repeat blooming extending the display into fall. Narrow, aromatic gray-green leaves densely cover upright stems, forming a compact evergreen mound with fine texture and silvery coloring. The distinctive butterfly-like bracts rise above the darker flower heads, while the fragrant foliage and nectar-rich blooms attract bees and butterflies throughout the flowering season.

Developed by Darwin Perennials as part of the Anouk series, this selection carries the cultivar name 'Anouk Deluxe 179' and derives from Spanish lavender, native to the Mediterranean region. Its compact habit and extended flowering make it well suited to Mediterranean gardens, rock gardens, borders, mass plantings, pollinator gardens, and containers, where its aromatic foliage provides year-round interest.

Works well in

Mediterranean Gardens · Rock Gardens · Borders · Pollinator Gardens

Companion plants

Hebe · Flowering quince · Crocus · Matilija poppy · Mallow · Sweet William

Design tip

Plant ‘Anouk Deep Rose’ in repeated groups along a sunny border or among rocks, where its upright flower spikes can create rhythm through the planting. Pair it with lower-growing plants to keep the deep rose and purple blooms visually prominent while creating layers of contrasting height and texture.