It typically takes lavender plants 4-6 weeks to grow from cuttings. This timeline will vary depending on your climate and growing conditions. Spring transplants may grow faster in the summer ...

Damon Abdi of the Hammond Research Station at Louisiana State University's AgCenter ...

If you want to help your crops, flowers, and herbs blossom this spring, then lavender is one of the best plants to grow in ...

Lavender is not native to Sonoma County but is well-suited to our climate, requiring little water and attracting bees. Deer ...

Lavender plants are a relaxing addition to gardens, with their fragrant aroma and pretty purple flowers. To boost them this ...

"Be very careful not to overwater this plant indoors," adds Foster. "Don't give it the same water you'd typically give your tropical, humidity-loving plants, or it will rot. Lavender craves a very ...

It can also make a delicious herbal tea. How to grow it: It’s not easy to grow lavender from seeds so you’re better off buying it from your local plant guy or getting cuttings from a neighbour.

Lavender makes a pretty low-growing hedge that releases its scent as you brush past. An inexpensive way of planting one is to either take cuttings or to buy plug plants, which are cheaper than ...