Lavenders do not need additional feeding or fertilizing as they're adapted to living in sandy, relatively low fertility soils in the Mediterranean region of Europe. Adding fertilizer will cause the...
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Lavenders are easy to grow low maintenance plants that thrive on neglectful treatment. If you are an inexperienced gardener, or want to save time by growing plants that practically look after...
Lavenders are a relatively low maintenance plant, however there are some winter care best practices that you need to be aware of over winter to ensure you lavender survives: Lavenders need dry...
Why do Lavender plants turn yellow? The most common reasons for lavender foliage turning yellow are because of high nitrogen levels in the soil, over watering of lavenders or lavenders that are...
Lavenders become progressively more woody as the plant matures. If you do not prune your lavender every year, the rate at which the Lavenders becomes woody will increase. Pruning 1/3 of the green...
Lavender will not grow well if it is planted directly into clay soil. Clay soil retains too much water which will lead to the disease of root rot, however you can grow lavender in clay soils if you...