Fragrant lavender plants are beloved by gardeners. Keep your plants healthy and happy with our guide on how to prune lavender ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Colorful flowering lavender. - weha/Shutterstock If winter has you worried about your lavender (Lavandula spp.), a smart fall trim ...

The lavender has already been pruned in preparation for winter and next summer’s harvest. Shaping them into a turtle-like mound helps keep them producing quality floral stems with a uniform stem ...

The best time to winterize your lavender plants is before the first hard frost date. You can find out when this will be by checking sites like the Old Farmer's Almanac, as well as keeping an eye on ...

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 ...

Light fall pruning keeps lavender neat, healthy, and less prone to winter injury. Never cut more than one-third of new growth or prune too late in fall. Avoid cutting woody stems since lavender won’t ...

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

Just because there’s snow on the ground doesn’t mean there’s nothing to do in the garden until spring. Late winter is often ...

To get lavender ready for winter, avoid heavy pruning and cut back on watering. If you plan to move lavender container plants indoors, ensure they receive sunlight. Garden lavender plants can be ...