If you’re planting in pots, we advise using a mixture of one part horticultural grit to two parts general, multipurpose compost. Also, ensure that the… Read More »Can I Use Multi Purpose Compost For Lavender?
Planting Tips Peat moss will contribute to soil drainage and moisture retention, while acidifying the soil slightly. Spread a 1-inch layer of peat moss over… Read More »Is Peat Moss Good For Lavender?
To make the pH higher, or more alkaline, apply lime to the soil in the fall. Calcitic limestone, also called calcium carbonate, is commonly used.… Read More »How Do You Make Alkaline Soil For Lavender?
Use a loam-based compost (John Innes No 3), mixed 50-50 with grit. Can I plant lavender in multi purpose compost? If you’re planting in pots,… Read More »What’S The Best Compost For Lavender?
Like other plants in the mint family, lavender will repel bugs such as mosquitos, fleas, moths, and ticks. Not only is it great at repelling… Read More »Is Lavender Good For Your Garden?
Dig a hole in the plant’s new location. The size needed to accommodate the root ball is usually the same depth as the height of… Read More »How Do You Transplant A Mature Lavender Plant?
Mulching lavender plants is tricky, as lavender prefers arid conditions and well-drained soil. Suitable mulch for lavender includes: Small, crushed rock. Pea gravel. Nut shells.… Read More »What Type Of Mulch Is Best For Lavender?
Did you know that mature lavender plants are very easy to move to a new location? In spring and early summer, lavender are very tolerant… Read More »Is Lavender Hard To Transplant?
Did you know that mature lavender plants are very easy to move to a new location? In spring and early summer, lavender are very tolerant… Read More »Does Lavender Transplant Well?
Since most lavender roots are slow-growing and have an average root growth rate that is at most a foot long, lavender roots aren’t often treated… Read More »Does Lavender Become Invasive?