### Detailed description of the plant: Anouk lavender, a variety of lavandula stoechas, is a perennial plant very popular for its sublime flowers and its captivating fragrance. Ideal for gardens, balconies and terraces, it brings a Mediterranean touch and a soothing atmosphere thanks to its pleasant scent. Very resistant to drought, this lavender is perfect for amateur gardeners and experts alike. It attracts bees and butterflies, thus promoting biodiversity. Easy to maintain, it requires little water once well established and requires poor, well-drained soil. Pruning after flowering will improve its shape and promote new blooms the following year. ### Physical description: Anouk lavender is distinguished by its erect flower spikes and purple bracts, which resemble small butterfly wings sitting at the top of the stems. Its gray-green leaves, elongated and narrow, give off a delicate scent when crushed. The plant is generally between 30 and 60 cm in height, with a similar wingspan. It forms a compact, rounded bush, perfect for edging paths or forming flowerbeds. In summer, its perennial purple flowers unfurl in tight clusters, adding a vibrant touch to any outdoor space.