Lavandula angustifolia 'Miss Katherine'

The primary difference is the bloom color. 'Miss Katherine' produces distinct, light pink flowers that hold their color well even in high heat, whereas most lavender varieties are purple.

Yes. The strong fragrance and essential oils in the foliage make it unappealing to deer and rabbits, making it a reliable choice for gardens where these animals are common pests.

No, it is a drought-tolerant plant. Once established, it thrives in low-water conditions and actually prefers to dry out between waterings, making it an excellent candidate for waterwise landscapes.

It requires excellent drainage. It performs best in sandy, gravelly, or low-fertility soils; heavy clay or soil that stays wet will likely cause root rot.

No, this plant is not considered pet-safe. If you have pets that frequently chew on garden plants, you may want to place this lavender in an area they cannot access.

Yes, it is an evergreen perennial. You can expect the foliage to provide year-round structure and interest in your garden, even when the plant is not in bloom.