In winter, having plants and flowers around feels like a lifeline to spring. When we’re stuck inside and the weather is ...

Q: I have lots of lavender shrubs in my front yard. As they're doing so well, I would like some more to plant at the back of my plot, too. Is it possible to collect the seeds from the flowers to sow ...

To determine if your lavender needs watered, stick your finger into the soil about 2 inches down; if it still feels moist, ...

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

This is a video update showing some lessons I've learned about cultivating Lavender successfully in my Eastern Pennsylvania (Zone 7a) garden. I show how to correctly site and plant your Lavender so ...

You can give your lavender plant a much-needed boost with a simple natural fertiliser you probably already have in the ...

Spend any time in the South and you are bound to here this common phrase: "it's not the heat, it's the humidity." While we are usually referring to our ability to withstand the summer temperature or ...

Jean, a gardening enthusiast and founder of Green Jeane, accidentally used an unsuitable sand mix in her herb plant soil but was pleasantly surprised to find her lavender thriving, regardless of the ...

Struggling lavender in soggy UK soil? See how one calcium-rich kitchen scrap helps plants grow bigger and healthier while avoiding kitchen waste mistakes.

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