Lavender is one of the most beloved floral fragrances. Its herbal scent is soothing and fresh, soft and sweet, with subtle woody undertones. Lavender is commonly used in everything from scented ...

Lavender plants offer fragrance, color, and charm for both indoor and outdoor spaces. The article explores eight beautiful ...

English lavender prefers a pH of 6.5 – 7.5, and would benefit from a light colored mulch of sand or white pebbles to reflect the sun and help reduce moisture.

With flower-cluster wands and heavenly fragrance, English lavender is a good companion in Zone 5 gardens. ... Most varieties aren’t winter hardy and are better suited to USDA Zones 6-9.

Nothing says high summer like the scent of lavender, a fresh, pungent and bracing aroma born of hot sun and flinty soil. Breathe it in, and you're footloose among the hills of Provence or ...

Phenomenal lavender is a newer variety that is prized for its hardiness (growers rate it as hardy to USDA Zone 5). But it's probably not hardy enough to reliably rebloom in the Twin Cities (Zone 4).

As the cold winter departs and spring brings a fresh new bloom of nature, the plant experts at Ashridge have revealed some essential tips and tricks to grow beautiful lavender plants in your home ...

As the cold winter departs and spring brings a fresh new bloom of nature, the plant experts at Ashridge have revealed some essential tips and tricks to grow beautiful lavender plants in your home ...

Pruning your English lavender each year helps it keep its compact, bushy shape and prevents it from becoming too woody or sparse. Fiskars Micro-Tip Pruning Snips $15.01 at amazon.com ...

For gardeners with hardy English lavender, the plant can survive temperatures as low as -15C and stay in the garden all winter. They should be cut back after flowering ...

For gardeners with hardy English lavender, the plant can survive temperatures as low as -15C and stay in the garden all winter. They should be cut back after flowering ...