Lavender often looks grey and lifeless at this time of year so gardeners are being asked to check their plants to make sure ...

Proper and timely pruning is essential to maintaining a gorgeous, thriving lavender plant. This yearly task helps prevent your plants from becoming leggy or overly woody and helps it maintain its ...

Woman holding a starter pot with lavender flowers - Irina Shatilova/Shutterstock Plant lavender (Lavandula spp.) where it will grow best and you will be rewarded with a beloved perennial that blooms ...

Of all the flowers in the garden, lavender is probably one of the most popular and easily recognized for its beautiful purple spiked blossoms and aromatic fragrance. Native to the dry slopes that ...

My lavender hedge is looking very overgrown and more than a bit sorry for itself. I know I should have pruned it last summer but never got around to it. Can I do it at this time o ...

Of all the flowers in the garden, lavender is probably one of the most popular and easily recognized for its beautiful purple spiked blossoms and aromatic fragrance. Native to the dry slopes that ...

Lavender plants often look grey and lifeless in late February, but gardeners are advised not to assume they're dead.

Learning how to prune lavender can keep it from becoming overgrown, leggy and less abundant. “Annual pruning will improve flowering and prevent lavender becoming woody,” plant expert Sarah Raven told ...

Across the UK, late‑February lavender often looks lifeless, leaving gardeners ready to rip it out. Before you cut, water or ...