How to Save a Sad Lavender, and Lazy Propagation
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2021
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"Sheer Total Utter Neglect" I love that! I've found that when I actively try to grow something, it dies. When I just leave it, it does much better.
This is how I propogate in my yard and actually I get a great return rate :) Easy peasy! Thanks for sharing
I know nothing about gardening or pruning lavender which is why I'm here. I cut mine back all the way to the ground some months back and they look like new plants now lol
Oh thank you so much!! I have an older lavender that just has been so sad the last 2yrs. I'm totally doing this, I love the low maintenance rooting!!
That is certainly the lazy way to propagate lavender! I’m glad to see that it’s not too difficult.
You change my life, my yard and my to do list with every video. I have learned so much from you, I can't thank you enough. I'm hoping when the pandemic is over, I can partake of your workshops.
I would love to hear how the lavender propagation goes. This was very useful info!
The stun method 😅! I actually did that here in Paris in February. I just stuck a bunch of leftover rosemary in a planter on my balcony, and despite a week’s freeze, almost all of them took! I bet the stun method creates hardier plants as well.
This is a relief... my honeysuckle has done the same to my lavender and hadn't successfully propagated the lavender (yet)... I paused this video and planted out some cuttings/slips... here's holding thumbs
Thank you so much! I have an old woody Spanish lavender and am trying to figure out what to do. This helps a lot’ 👏🏻
I do this with the white hydrangeas as well.🌱
So much great info. Thank you. My daughter gave me a lavender plant and it immediately started dying. I'm in Texas. Didn't know what I was doing wrong. Now I think I can save what's left. Thank you, thank you, thank you. 🙏🏼
Thanks for increasing my knowledge of lavender
Wow! Really learned a lot from this one. Thank you for sharing :)
This was incredibly helpful, and thanks for providing gardening advice that isn't fussy!
Thanks! I gave this a try today.
I'm going to try this method & with realistic expectations, hopefully I'll get some new plants - thanks 🙂
This was the right video at the right time. Looking forward to propagating my lavender with this method. BTW I'm a big fan of the STUN gardening method myself 😃
I didn't know how shade intolerant they are or how to prune and propagate them! Thank you!
I love your S.T.U.N. Method of gardening. Instant follow 😃