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You can be successful growing lavender if you choose the right variety, even if you don't live in the Mediterranean region. Lavender plants, with their fragrant flowers, can be used to make lavender soaps and lotions. ... This is a good place to start a discussion on growing lavender.
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gardening.about.com/od/perennials/a/Lavender.htm
gardening.about.com/od/perennials/a/Lavender.htm
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Yes, there is a Lavender blooming almost all the time in our gardens. This is easier to achieve in a Zone 8 garden like ours, but even those in Zone 5 can enjoy the fragrance of Lavender throughout the growing season.
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www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/lavendercareandtips.htm
www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/lavendercareandtips.htm
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Growing lavender in containers can be done, but in our climate it can be a little tricky. It does make for a beautiful and satisfying sensory treat if you follow a few simple guidelines. The main things to consider are size of container, adequate light, drainage, water, pruning and feeding.
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www.colostate.edu/Dept/CoopExt/4DMG/Plants/lavcont.htm
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Growing lavender, lavender tips from Sequim Lavender Farms ... Or in this case... Lavender Mounds! Lavender growing tips, such as over-wintering suggestions can be gleaned below.
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www.sequimlavenderfarms.com/lavender_tips.php
www.sequimlavenderfarms.com/lavender_tips.php
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how to grow lavender in containers and how to overwinter it. * how to make the plant live longer than commercial growers * how to easily dry it for use in the house * how to propagate the plant from cuttings and seed - the specific kind of ...
http://www.simplegiftsfarm.com/growinglavender.html
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The English lavenders on the other hand have returned my enthusiasm by growing and self-sowing in the garden without a care for winter cold. A hybrid form known as Lavender x intermedia or Lavendin is marginally hardy here and I tend to either heavily mulch it or grow it in containers for wintering in a cold frame.
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www.gardening-tips-perennials.com/lavender.html
www.gardening-tips-perennials.com/lavender.html
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Planting Lavender ... You can grow lavender from seed or small cuttings, though seeds, which germinate in about 15 days, are difficult to cultivate. Place plants 12 inches apart. Prune your lavender immediately after it blooms, but don’t take more than 1/3 of the top growth at one cutting. ... Lavender Growing Tips and Advice;
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www.organicgardentips.com/how_to_grow_lavender.html
www.organicgardentips.com/how_to_grow_lavender.html
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Gardening Tips - How To Grow Lavender - Napa Valley Lavender Company ... Lavender is a wonderful addition to any garden. It smells wonderful, looks beautiful, is drought tolerant, and deer resistant! (Very important in the Napa Valley.)
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www.napa-lavender.com/content/gardening.htm
www.napa-lavender.com/content/gardening.htm
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Learn how to grow Lavender, in the home herb garden. Growing Lavender as a flower and an aromatic herb. ... A member of the Mint family, Lavender is the most popular of aromatic herbs. Since ancient Roman times and before, people have loved Lavender for its beautiful, ... Search for: Growing Herbs; Herbs- Cooking...
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www.gardenersnet.com/herbs/lavender.htm
www.gardenersnet.com/herbs/lavender.htm
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