How to Transplant Lavender Successfully (Avoid Transplant Shock)
The best time of year to transplant a lavender is early spring as this will minimize transplant shock. You can transplant lavenders in your garden or into pots, if you amend the soil for good...
Lavenders are hardy, resilient plants that thrive in their native Mediterranean range in full sun, with well drained, sandy soil that is low to medium in fertility. Lavenders can be very easy,...
Lavenders of all varieties can thrive in pots as long as you replicate some of the conditions of their native Mediterranean habitat. Potted lavenders need to be in full sun, well drained, low to...
Lavenders are drought resistant plants, so the reason your Lavender is drooping is likely a sign of stress due to over watering rather then under watering. It could also be a sign that the roots are...
9 Reasons Why Your Lavender isn’t Blooming (And How to Solve it)
Lavenders should produce a beautiful bloom, and waft its distinctive aroma throughout your garden every growing season. However Lavenders will only bloom successfully if you have replicated some of...
Lavenders in pots will only need watering once per week during the growing season in the first 2 years of planting. Once fully established potted lavenders only need watering sparingly once every two...
