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Here in Colorado's High Country, Nepeta Six Hills Giant is a great alternative, although the fragrance of lavender from Australia (they had pink, white and purple varieties) can't be matched. There are lavender farms in Boulder County, CO and Palisade, CO though. Sonoma and Napa Valley, California had a better climate for lavender enthusiasts too. Imagine walking in a field of Provencial French lavender, right after the harvest, when bunches are laid to dry on the soil they grew in. And bunches of dried lavender stems are hung up in the rafters of a barn.
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