I love planting Lavender in the fall time because it gives the plants a chance to really start to create their root systems in the earth during the cooler months and then shoot up super quickly and ...
Lavender’s biggest winter enemy isn’t always frost. Soggy soil, excess moisture, and the wrong protection can cause serious ...
English lavender needs plenty of sunlight to flourish. Place your plant near a south-facing window where it can get at least ...
Lavender grows well in pots and containers and the trick is to get the conditions right for it to prosper. It wants a large pot, well-draining soil, to be placed in a sunny spot, and not to be kept ...
Protect outdoor lavender with a row cover or a cloche and ensure excellent drainage. Overwinter potted lavender indoors in a sunny spot. Water indoor lavender sparingly during winter and don't ...
Fall lavender pruning: some gardeners swear off it, while others insist on a 6-week window between the last chop and first frost. Here are the cuts you should avoid – and one that can help if you do ...
Once your lavender plants’ final summer blooms have faded, it’s time to help prepare the beloved perennial for cooler fall and winter weather. Below, we’ve assembled a fall care guide to set your ...
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