Lavender
Evocative and aromatic, bee-friendly lavender is one of our most versatile plants. At home in ornamental borders, container displays and drought-resistant drifts, these herbal mainstays deserve a place in every plot. Our growing guides show you how to get the best from these stunning shrubs.
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Moving A Lavender Plant – How To Transplant Lavender In The Garden
Moving a lavender plant to a new location isn’t difficult as long as you prepare the new spot carefully. For tips on transplanting lavender, click here.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Fernleaf Lavender Care – Planting And Harvesting Fernleaf Lavender
Fernleaf lavender is also commonly known as French lace lavender. The names refer to its fern-like leaves, which are grayish-green, deeply lobed, and can be described as lacy. Growing fernleaf lavender is similar to other types and you can learn more about the plant here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Planting A Lavender Field: How To Start A Lavender Farm
Lavender is a beautiful herb that’s relatively easy to grow. All you need is a little extra space and the right growing conditions. You may even be able to make a little extra money by planting a lavender field. Click here to find out how.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Planting An All Lavender Garden – Lavender Garden Design Ideas
Whether you're looking to produce homemade lavender products or you just enjoy the sweet smell of lavender flowers blooming in the summer, planting an all-lavender garden can help you achieve your goal. This article will help get you started.
By Laura Miller
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Phenomenal Lavender Care – How To Grow Lavender ‘Phenomenal’ Plants
Wondering about Phenomenal lavender? This variety of lavender withstands both summer heat, winter cold and imperfect soil conditions. And it smells phenomenal!
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Prune Lavender For Even More Fragrant Blooms
Pruning lavender is important in keeping a lavender plant producing the type of fragrant foliage that most gardeners grow the plant for. If you are wondering how and when to prune lavender, this article can help.
By Heather Rhoades
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Lavender In The Garden: Information And Growing Lavender Tips
By Nikki Tilley
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Goodwin Creek Grey Lavender Info – A Guide To Goodwin Creek Grey Care
Lavender is one of the most highly prized aromatic plants in the world, and for good reason. One of its many varieties is the lavender ‘Goodwin Creek Grey’ cultivar. Click here to learn more about growing Goodwin Creek Grey lavender.
By Liz Baessler
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Lavender Plants With Xylella Disease: Managing Xylella On Lavender Plants
Xylella is a bacterial disease that affects hundreds of plants, including trees and shrubs and herbaceous plants such as lavender. Xylella on lavender is extremely destructive and the potential for far-reaching damage to lavender growers is tremendous. Learn more here.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Spanish Lavender Plants – How To Grow Spanish Lavender In The Garden
When you think of lavender, it is probably English and French lavender that come to mind. But did you know there is also a Spanish lavender? Want to learn more about these lavender plants? The following article can help with that.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Types Of Lavender: Difference Between French And English Lavender
When it comes to French vs. English lavender, there are some important differences. Not every lavender plant is the same. Know the differences between these popular types to choose the best one for your conditions and needs. This article will help.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Fertilizer For Lavender: When To Feed Lavender In Gardens
Lavender is a fantastic plant to have around - it looks good, it smells amazing, and it can be harvested for use in cooking and making sachets. It's also extremely easy to care for, as long as you know how to do it. Learn more about fertilizing lavender here.
By Liz Baessler
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Lavender Hidcote Info : Tips For Growing Lavender Hidcote Plants
Lavender Hidcote is a blue English lavender which thrives in USDA zones 5 to 9. This compact form is easy to grow and very versatile. Some tips on how to grow Hidcote lavender can help you transform your herb garden into an aromatic dream. Learn more here.
By Bonnie L. Grant