lavenders - Gardening Tips
Daily Express: Gardening expert shares when to prune lavenders for a 'second flush of flowers' If lavenders are not regularly pruned, they can become woody, leggy and unattractive. Trimming your plants will ensure they keep their shape and produce pretty purple flowers year after year. Gardening expert shares when to prune lavenders for a 'second flush of flowers' Daily Express: Stop lavenders turning 'leggy and bare' this autumn with 1 simple 'golden rule' task If lavenders are not regularly pruned, they can look unattractive and woody.
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Lavender plants need to be pruned once a year but can be pruned twice yearly if necessary. In late summer and early autumn, ... Stop lavenders turning 'leggy and bare' this autumn with 1 simple 'golden rule' task Before I head over to Sequim, a.k.a. “The Lavender Capital of North America,” for the annual festival, I’m hoping for answers as to why so many lavenders died last winter.
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Surely these hardy ... Lavenders are known for being relatively low maintenance and happy in quite dry conditions - but may need a bit of extra help before they're established.