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wild lavender plant Linda Ligon French LavenderRare Find: Featured in our curated Rare & Uncommon Garden Plants Collection. Limited availability. Linda Ligon French lavender is a distinctive ornamental lavender grown for its elegant, variegated foliage and refined structure. Narrow, serrated leaves are edged in creamy white, creating year round visual interest that sets this cultivar apart from standard dentata varieties. Plants form a naturally tidy, evergreen shrub with an architectural shape
🌿 Rare Find: Featured in our curated Rare & Uncommon Garden Plants Collection. Limited availability.
Linda Ligon French lavender is a distinctive ornamental lavender grown for its elegant, variegated foliage and refined structure. Narrow, serrated leaves are edged in creamy white, creating year-round visual interest that sets this cultivar apart from standard dentata varieties.
Plants form a naturally tidy, evergreen shrub with an architectural shape that lends itself well to containers, topiary training, and indoor growing in bright light. In mild climates, ‘Linda Ligon’ can flower intermittently throughout much of the year, producing soft lavender-blue blooms with a light, pleasant fragrance.
Its compact size and collector appeal make this variety especially popular with designers and gardeners looking for a unique, display-worthy lavender.
WHY GARDENERS LOVE IT
- White-variegated, serrated foliage
- Year-round ornamental appeal
- Naturally tidy, architectural form
- Excellent for containers and topiary
- Suitable for bright indoor growing
- Evergreen in mild climates
HOW IT GROWS
- Plant type: Evergreen shrub
- Sun: Full sun (bright light indoors)
- Soil: Well-drained soil
- Water: Low to moderate; avoid soggy conditions
- Hardiness: USDA Zones 9–10
- Growth habit: Compact, upright, refined
SIZE & BLOOM
- Mature size: ~2–3 ft. tall × 2½ ft. wide
- Foliage: Narrow, serrated, green with white variegation
- Flower color: Pale lavender-blue
- Bloom habit: Intermittent in mild climates
- Fragrance: Light, fresh
PLANTING TIPS
- Plant in full sun for best color and form
- Use fast-draining soil or cactus-style potting mix in containers
- Ideal for patios, balconies, and sunrooms
- Indoors, place near a south-facing window
CARE MADE EASY
- Prune lightly to maintain shape
- Remove dead or weak growth in spring
- Avoid overwatering, especially in winter
- Do not cut deeply into woody stems
BEST USES
- Decorative containers
- Topiary and shaped forms
- Indoor lavender (bright light)
- Patio and courtyard plantings
- Ornamental landscape accents
HOW TO KNOW IT’S RIGHT FOR YOU
Choose ‘Linda Ligon’ if you:
- Love variegated foliage
- Grow lavender in containers
- Want a collector-worthy variety
- Garden in Zones 9–10 or use pots
- Enjoy architectural plants
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★★★★★ 5
Thoroughly enjoy this product and will purchase again
I purchased two of these at different times.
I really like this item. I like the idea that I could shut off some of the switches that I really don’t need. I have one set up in the guest room for when we have company they can turn on whatever plugs they need. I’ll always have alarm clocks lamps telephone jacks hooked up, but all the switches are turned off so it doesn’t waste electricity. (that’s my theory anyway.) I purchased a second one to go beside my chair in my living room I don’t need that many outlets at all times but occasionally I do and I enjoy again like having the opportunity to shut off any outlets that I’m not needing at the time it seems to me it’s a good power saver and I do like the USB ports everything fits and it’s perfectly organized and it’s great quality surge protector and durability. I hope this review assist you in anyway and I will probably come back and purchase a third one for another room once I get that room cleaned out Truth Hurts on it, but that was my testimony..
This is my honest review in my opinion I hope it’s able to help you make your decision. I personally don’t think you would go wrong but I don’t know what you’re plugging into the outlet so I think that makes a bit different. I just use it for lamps and telephone jacks or small items I don’t use anything. It pulls a lot of voltage. .
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Has a ton of quality of life features!
These are one of those products that makes you go "why doesn't anyone else do this"?
First off, the 45 degree(ish) angle that the outlets are at. Since a lot of outlet adapter plugs can be plugged in upside down, the angle of the outlet helps considerably for semi-tight spaces. While also still having room to turn the individual outlets on and off. The width spacing is also considerably large so those beefy power bricks won't overlap/block-off other outlets.
Secondly, the prior-mentioned outlet on and off switches. Each individual AC outlet has its own on/off switch. So if I have a lamp that always needs to be plugged in, I can leave that on.
If I have a USB C adapter brick to charge my phone, I can turn that off when its not in use. Without needing to turn off the lamp's outlet in the process.
Thirdly, the always on USB A (the rectangular USB outlets), and the USB C ports to the top side of the outlet. Please note that the USB C ports are about 20 watts. So while it can TECHNICALLY charge a laptop, its best used to passively charge a laptop when it isn't being used. Not while actively using a laptop. Since even moderately efficient laptops can draw watts well into the 40's range.
That aside, when used within their intended watt ranges, they're extremely convenient to have in addition to everything else.
I generally use them to charge things like power banks. Possibly low powered USB C devices like a Nintendo Switch or even a GPD microPC which draws 15 or so watts while in use.
So while the ports aren't the highest in terms of watts, there's times of many where I didn't care how many watts a port had, I just needed a USB port period.
Fourth wise, the safety protections. If you somehow manage to overload this outlet, it can cut off its own power. It can be "reset" by pressing the red button to the side.
Fifthly, the actual plug to plug the power outlet into a wall or in my case a UPS machine, is insanely flat. With the cord being at a 45 or so degree angle. So even if its on a top outlet, it probably won't block off most plugs from using the bottom outlet.
Sixth and finally (at least from what I remember off the top of my head 😂), the wire that connects the power outlet to your power source is really flat and easy to manage.
All of these traits makes it one of the least contentious things anybody can buy. Its just a straight up quality of life improvement. If I ever need more power outlets, I know which one to double dip on!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
★★★★★ 4
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Good power cord with multiple functions.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Power Strip for Convenient Charging Options
I recently purchased the HOPOW Flat Plug Power Strip for my son's desk, and it has been an excellent addition to his workspace. This power strip offers a range of convenient features that have greatly impressed me.
First and foremost, the inclusion of USB A and USB C charging options is a game-changer. It's incredibly convenient to have both options readily accessible on the top of the power strip rather than tucked away on the side. This design choice ensures easy and quick charging for various devices without any hassle.
One aspect that sets this power strip apart is the individual switches with LEDs for each plug. These switches provide an added level of control, allowing me to turn off specific devices when not in use without affecting others. The LEDs also serve as handy indicators, making it easy to identify which devices are powered on at a glance.
In terms of build quality, the HOPOW Flat Plug Power Strip has truly impressed me. It feels solid and durable, giving me confidence that it will withstand regular use. The flat plug design is a clever addition, as it allows the power strip to sit flush against the wall, saving valuable space on my son's desk.
Overall, I am extremely pleased with my purchase of the HOPOW Flat Plug Power Strip. Its convenient USB charging options, easily accessible plugs, individual switches with LEDs, and impressive build quality have made it an invaluable asset for my son's desk. I highly recommend this power strip to anyone in need of a reliable and user-friendly charging solution.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023
★★★★★ 5
switched each outlet extension cord
This is a great extension cord. The plug is flat to the wall and offset so you can use 2 plugs together in one double wall outlet. The extension cord has a switch for each outlet to turn on or off each outlet. You can control all your lights and fans from one place, also has USB-C = 2each and USB-A = 2each. Cord is extra long to find a wall outlet, colored white to blend in.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025