Lavender 'Yuzanka' is a perennial decorative plant distinguished by its compact size: the bush height ranges from 60 to 70 cm, and the width is about 100 cm. The leaves have an ornate green-silvery hue, and the inflorescences feature a silvery-blue color, creating a harmonious blend of shades and adding an elegant touch to the garden.
One of the main merits of 'Yuzanka' is its aroma. The plant contains essential oils that make it popular both in culinary arts (as a spice for seasoning) and in medicine. The lavender scent is also widely used in perfumery and aromatherapy.
To successfully grow the plant, follow a few simple rules: seeds can be sown from January to March or from late June to August, with the optimal germination temperature being 18–22 °C. Plants should be planted in open ground at a distance of 30–40 cm apart. The flowering period lasts from May to June. Regular watering and fertilizing until mid-September will help maintain the bush's health and improve the quality of the inflorescences.
