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M Felix Eysseric said that he found lavender in Sweden, adapted to the bitter winter cold and probably protected by the snow. Lavandula Officinalis (in several varieties) grows wild in the south of France, in Italy, Corsica and Yugoslavia.
The plants need full sun for at least six hours daily outdoors. Lavender that is cultivated indoors will grow well if left 6 to 12 inches beneath a grow lamp for up to 18 hours daily. Smaller lavender may be left in a south-facing windowsill if rotated periodically to provide even sunlight.