Lavender plants are a popular choice for many gardeners, but they can sometimes be tricky to look after and could get 'leggy' ...

Ensure your lavender plants thrive, ... (Lavandula stoechas) is generally restricted to Zones 7 to 10, and French lavender (Lavandula dentata) does best in Zones 8 to 11.

Pruning lavender is important to prevent the plant from becoming woody and less productive - but when is the best time to prune lavender and how exactly do you do it?

There's nothing worse than a sad-looking lavender bush, but adding two things to the soil can dramatically improve its appearance.

French lavender (Lavandula dentata) has a longer blooming season, ... Here’s how to plant lavender like a pro. Dig a hole twice as wide and just as deep as your lavender’s root ball.

There's nothing worse than a sad-looking lavender bush, especially if you've planted it at the front of your flowerbed. But there are two things you can add to your soil that will help it thrive ...

French lavender has similar rabbit ear bracts, but its leaves are saw-toothed, grey-green and somewhat fuzzy. Both varieties bloom in summer, and pruning will encourage a second bloom.

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Denyer says, “Lavender won’t grow new shoots from old woody stems, so focus your cuts on the green, leafy part of the plant.” During the main prune, aim to remove about a third of the branch ...