Monrovia®’s Lavinnova® Lavender — Exclusive to SummerWinds
Now Available: Exclusively at SummerWinds Nursery
Compact Habit • Long Bloom • Strong Color • Fragrant • Pollinator-Friendly
Why you’ll love it!
Lavinnova® lavenders are bred for a compact, uniform habit and outstanding flower coverage—easy to mix and match for a coordinated look in beds, borders, and containers. Expect vivid, non-fading color across a wide range of tones, including unique shades you won’t see in typical lavenders.
Choose Your Colors
Mix and match—plants stay neat and uniform for easy designing.
Lavinnova® Baby Pink
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Baby Pink’: Soft pastel pink with compact charm.
Lavinnova® Blush
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Blush’: Delicate rosy tones with refined flowers.
Lavinnova® Hot Pink
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Hot Pink’: Vibrant, electric pink that stands out.
Lavinnova® Intense Purple
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Intense Purple’: Deep, saturated purple with bold presence.
Lavinnova® Lilac Sensation
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Lilac Sensation’: Bright lilac blooms with lively color.
Lavinnova® Pure White
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Pure White’: Crisp white blooms with elegant contrast.
Lavinnova® Purple Supreme
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Purple Supreme’: Regal deep purple with strong flower power.
Lavinnova® Silver Princess
Lavandula pedunculata ‘Silver Princess’: Soft lavender blooms against silvery foliage.
Lavinnova® The Princess
Lavandula pedunculata ‘The Princess’: Refined pink-purple blooms with compact form.
Lavinnova® The Duchess
Lavandula pedunculata ‘The Duchess’: Majestic purple blooms with showy bracts.
Images courtesy of Plants Management Australia www.pma.com.au.
Fragrance + pollinators
Fragrant? Yes—classic lavender scent from flowers and foliage.
Pollinators? Yes—attracts bees and butterflies, especially during bloom.
Care in Greater Phoenix
In Favorable Microclimates (with lower heat exposure)
Examples: minimal reflected heat, fewer rocks, surrounding plants, some afternoon protection
- Sun: Full sun
- Water: Deeply water to establish; once established, water regularly when the soil dries down
In Hot/Exposed Landscapes (with reflected heat from walls and/or rockscapes)
Examples: near block walls, rock mulch, south/west exposure, sparse plantings
- Sun: Morning sun with afternoon shade is recommended to reduce stress and improve flowering
- Water: Deeply water to establish; once established, water more frequently as soil dries down—consistent watering is essential in high-heat conditions
Soil: Excellent drainage is key (raised beds/containers help in clay soils)
Prune: Light shaping after bloom to keep plants tidy and encourage rebloom
Questions? We're here to help! Stop by or contact your local SummerWinds Nursery and speak with one of our Trusted Garden Advisors.
