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FAQS for Buying Lavender Plants Online
What are the different types of Lavender plants and which is best for my garden?
What are the different types of Lavender plants and which is best for my garden?
Lavender varieties include English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Hybrid Lavandins. English Lavender is best for culinary use and cold climates, while Spanish Lavender thrives in humid areas with showy flowers. For heat tolerance, Portuguese and Hybrid Lavenders are excellent low-maintenance choices.
How do I grow Lavender plants successfully in my USDA growing zone?
How do I grow Lavender plants successfully in my USDA growing zone?
Lavender thrives in USDA Zones 5–9, with some varieties like English Lavender tolerating down to Zone 4. Choose well-drained, alkaline soil in full sun, and avoid high humidity. In colder regions, consider growing Lavender in containers to overwinter indoors.
What are the benefits of planting Lavender in my landscape or herb garden?
What are the benefits of planting Lavender in my landscape or herb garden?
Lavender offers fragrant blooms, evergreen foliage, and pollinator support, making it ideal for herb gardens, rock gardens, butterfly gardens, and sensory landscapes. It also repels deer and can be harvested for teas, sachets, and floral crafts.
When and how should I prune Lavender plants for best results?
When and how should I prune Lavender plants for best results?
Prune Lavender in early spring by cutting back tall varieties by one-third and trimming smaller plants lightly. Avoid heavy pruning in fall—wait until after the first hard frost to remove spent stems for winter prep.
Can Lavender plants handle drought or poor soil conditions?
Can Lavender plants handle drought or poor soil conditions?
Yes, once established, Lavender is highly drought-tolerant and thrives in lean, sandy, or rocky soils. These Mediterranean natives prefer dry, arid conditions and are excellent for xeriscaping and low-water landscapes.