Lavender

Garden Seeds

Lavender vera is a hardy, fragrant herb often grown alongside cannabis for its practical benefits and calming presence in the garden. Its strong aroma helps deter common pests while attracting beneficial insects that support a healthier grow environment.

As a companion plant, lavender works best planted near the edges of cannabis beds or in nearby containers. It thrives in similar sunny conditions while preferring lean, well-draining soil, making it an easy addition without competing for nutrients.

Lavender’s purple blooms draw pollinators like bees and hoverflies, helping encourage biodiversity around your garden. Its natural fragrance can also help soften surrounding aromas as plants mature.

Beyond the garden, lavender is widely used for drying, teas, sachets, and aromatic blends. The plant contains linalool,  a terpene also found in many cannabis strains, known for its calming, grounding qualities.

Planting Tips:

• Start: Direct sow or transplant
• Depth: Lightly cover seeds
• Spacing: 12″ apart
• Germination: 14–28 days
• Light: Full sun
• Soil: Well-draining, sandy or loamy soil

A favorite in companion gardens, apothecary beds, and sensory spaces , lavender brings balance, fragrance, and function wherever it’s planted.