Spring Care Tips for Lavender
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Take a bit of time now to ensure your perennial lavender plants are ready for spring! This iconic plant is a must-have for so many gardens. Known for its phenomenal scent and amazing color, lavender also comes into play with many DIY crafts too.
Sweet Romance is a favorite for many because of its ability to bloom the first year. Additionally, it begins to flower a bit earlier in the season, typically in early summer and lasting into early fall. It is a compact plant, with a tight habit which also makes this a beautiful addition to your landscape!
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What...there’s a way to prevent woody base?! 😆 Omg, thank you for this info!!
Ehm, what's a woody base ? I did not get that point xD
@@enissay9950 like the trunk like branches but grows
@@enissay9950 look at the base of your plants the thick wooody stems at the bottom. Im so happy i found this video as im struggling getting my own hedge going
That ship sailed for me about 10 years ago………
10 years into lavender gardening among other plants... didn't know this but suspected! Phase two of perennial gardening... pruning.
Just planted my first of hopefully many lavender plants, so I'm super excited for the tips.
But wait.....whaaaat???? There was a blonde Laura????? My world is totally rocked!
Anything green loves you!!
Laura, I love the way that you talk about the method of trimming Lavender that is usually recommended for Lavender care and then the way that you treat your Lavender and how and why you have had success . You are such a great resource for gardeners because of your knowledge and your wonderful presentation style. Thank you.
@Theo Magnus and why would you do that?
this is my first visit to your channel and I am so happy I stopped by! Thanks for all your wisdom - and how you make this so accessible and positive
I understand lavender so much better after this video! Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge with us. Your channel is awesome!
Ugh, I just love your property and all your plants!
Now I know why mine away's look bad, I love watch you and learning. I have only just started Gardening and you help me a lot. Thank you.
Thank you. I’m a beginner so I’m thankful. I like how you beautiful the lavender came back. Wow.
Hahaha..the kitty climbing over the arbor to supervise! 🐈🤣🤣🤣💝
After years of trying to grow lavender I managed to germinate some seeds and get them to grow. I planted 1 plant in particular the garden and it did fairly well last season. This spring I cut back all the dead shoots until it was just a woody ball of small shoots. A few weeks later and my lavender is a vigorous ball of green with what looks like a very promising season ahead.
Thank you for your demonstration of pruning.
Thank you for this video. I absolutely love lavender!! (Its my favorite) I've watched several of your videos, your parents yard and yours is AMAZING. Plus your shoes are pretty cute too!
Holly Hasselbom had to re watch to see shoes 😆😆
I love your hair how healthy it looks even after changing colors. yay lavender!!
I totally agree with the comments below. You explain things so well and your demonstrations are so clear that every time I watch one of your videos I learn so much. I am perhaps a notch above a beginner gardener. This year my husband and I have become more serious about taking care of our garden and making things grow better and healthier. I have watched several of your videos and I love them because they are concise and full of information. I also like how you show the way you do the work but fast forward the video. I have watched many other videos and some of them are so long and most of it is just talking with not a lot of valuable information and then they show the process which is slow and time consuming. I finally subscribed (my first subscription on UA-cam ever) because I see that you give useful information. Thank you so very much for the education!
Thank you so much! I couldn’t figure out why mine weren’t doing well at all. I never knew the woody part don’t produce. Keep up the good work.
Just beautiful!! Thank you for this video!!
Right, that’s it, a new lavender hedge coming up for me. Great advice !
Thank you for this tip. I always wanted to grow lavender because I love the smell and I never knew how to care for it. Very helpful
The smell from your garden must be amazing, thank you for sharing your wisdom. 🙂
Thank you very much for your very useful ideas on how to take care of lavender. 😊
You are a good gardener and teacher. Thank you.
Just perfection! Great job! I want to follow your lessons! Thanks very much
Very helpful, thank you! I remember that lavendar hedge from last year, it was so beautiful! And so were the lights Aaron put on them for Christmas!
Just in time! Thank you for sharing this valuable knowledge! This is the first year my lavender has survived:) I sure would like to keep it coming
Thanks for showing how they look when in bloom. What a treat to see. Looks great. I bought my first 2 lavender plants. Going to see how they do. 🙂
Lol the kitty on the trellis 😂❤
Thanks so much - I didn’t know what to do when pruning lavender …I’ll try this ..
This 100% works and I have done this for four years straight on my lavender that was newly planted back four years ago! I’m in SE Michigan. Thank you thank you!
Great info. To the point. I watched so many videos and this was the best
That’s awesome I bought lavender plant yesterday it’s only a baby Can’t wait until it’s all bloomed and big it’s going to look beautiful I’m pulling in around my veggie garden because the bees love lavender plants they’re attracted to it
Now I know the right way how to prune them😀& of course fertilizer I didn’t feed them now u will..love the great tips u give because it’s so hot in Cyprus I intend to water them more 😬🌞
You are such a pro at this ! 👌🏻💪🏻
Thank you! excellent information and demonstration and straight to the point! No bla bla bla... its time consuming and it bothers me especially, when I need quick answers and not alot of time to listen to irrelevant stuff. You will definitely be my primary source for gardening info.💜
Thank you for dumbing it down for me .I get intimidated and this makes soo much sense
Mind Blown. Wish I'd know this technique years ago
So glad you did this vid! I just planted lavender last yr and wasn’t sure what to do! Thankyou!
Anytime Janet!
Beautiful plants and helpful hints! Thank you!!
Thank You. This year, I started my garden bed and I transplant my lavender that I was growing in a pot into the garden bed. Unfortunately, my lavender have a woody base because the first year I did not prune them. But I will take your pruning advice this fall. 😊😊
Wow beautiful image of your lavender-the photo.
Its important to remember that your location affects your lavender. I live in Canada. 🇨🇦 If I pruned my lavender that hard in the fall as she suggests, it would die over the winter. A hard spring pruning wouldn’t give it time enough to grow back. But I’m definitely going to try a modified version of this.
Good point. Anyone know what region this channel is filming in? I saw a video about southern perennials in the list. Are they in the US South?
@@AndrewGiddingsWA they live in Ontario, Oregon.
I'm in Canada too and mine look dead and it's already June ~ any suggestions???
@@AndrewGiddingsWA She lives in Northern Oregon..
There's no issues with pruning like this in BC as it's also part of PNW and has a similar climate.
I found myself drooling wishing I had those leaves to make essential oil’s at home
Me too...
Thankyou for showing me how to take care of my lavender
New grower to lavender, do this was super helpful! Thx!💜
Thanks!! Perfect and simple!!
You inspired me! I just went out and trimmed mine. Thanks for the tips!
Enjoy, and reach out to us anytime you have questions!
Thanks for the information about the lavender 💜 we have a full sun in the front of my home and was looking for a good plant to place there yours looks about 10in a part im going to try this .
10 secs into your video I decided to subscribe. I am excited to watch and learn from your videos. You are so likeable and knowledgeable. Thank you so much!
Thank you!! this video is hugely helpful!!
What a wonderful video. I love the way you explain the why as well as the how. You are my favorite resource, so please keep your videos coming.
Thanks for watching Darlena!
Amazing I am new to growing lavenders this was good to know
This was so informative! And perfect timing. Thanks for posting.
Glad it was helpful!
This was an informative and helpful video. Something that has surprised me about lavender in the Spring is that green growth actually returns to those dead branches likes you were removing. Feverfew is also like this. The stems look completely dead, and when I go out in the Spring to trim them back, I end up cutting much less because of the green filling in.
Excellent presentation. Thank You sooo much. Namaste!
Thanks for the good practical information on Lavender. Getting started with lavender in Montana.
Good luck!
great relaxing tea,great in bath,
I’m new to Lavender….live in Arkansas! Found this video very helpful! Gonna give it a try since winter is right around the corner! Wish me luck…thank you! 💖🙌🏻
You are welcome McKinna, use the links on our website if you ever have questions about our plants. Enjoy, and yes, good luck!
I just purchased a new plant and look forward to having a hedge. Thanks for your helpful tips.
Wonderful!
So beautiful garden
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you so much, I had a beautiful lavender and I was afraid to trim it. We have a very cold winter and live by the beach, very windy that the plant split half. I try to salvage but I had removed it. Now I bought a new one. Let’s see how will go.
Thank you for all the tips👍
Sure thing!
Thank you for this information , my first year for lavender . Ty! This information wil help. Much appreciated .
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for this video!
Thanks for the video! Helpful tips!
Thank you! Great video!
Great information. And cute cat!
Oh my! I’m doing everything wrong. I plan on buying brand new starters this year and treating them as you have suggested. Thanks so much. Be well.
Me too!
This was SO helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This was so helpful and im hoping my lavender will look as good as the presenters..
Love your videos. Also, that your kitty climbed the arbor when you started to use the hedge trimmers.
Thank you for this!
Thank you!!!
❤️🙌🏻. Thank you! Good info. 🙌🏻
Editing videos is everything. Love how Aaron captured Russell walking by the regrowth at the very end. Bravo!
I love the way this lovely young lady gets right into it and doesn't prattle away off the subject in hand. Extremely enjoyable videos and always very informative and educational. Thank you. I must try and catch your name. Apologies.
Her name is Laura, thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for telling me how to prune & fertilizer...
Great tips. I've struggled to keep lavender alive for years. This helps. I'm curious about the sweet romance variety- never heard of that one! Bet your gloves smelled amazing after that task!
I have a two year lavender plant that was doing well without pruning. I noticed this year it started to get more woodie so I pruned it back before watching your video. I just hope this plant will revive itself and I didn't ruin or destroy it. I would be so mad because I was starting to get the hang of it.
how did it go ?
Oh Man, the cat on the arbor!! 😂
Very helpful. Thank you.
Great tips!
Great instructions thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Laura! Thank you soooo much for this video. I have 4 lines of lavender that I am growing, wanting them to fill in and be a low hedge and have struggled with knowing how to prune them. Hope they don’t have too woody of stems so I can get a nice tidy hedge, I planted them 1-3 years ago! I’m going to get a battery powered hedge trimmer now for sure, it’s been on my wish list and now I have an eaten more strong reason to buy one!
Informative. You are great
Oh wow I’m a little interested
Thanks so much!
You're welcome!
Thank You!!!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Thank you
Thank you so much...
Wow! You're so amazing. I have the brownest thumb on the planet. 😢 Could kill a 100 y.o. tree without even trying. Very depressing actually.....but I keep working harder every year.
Beautiful 😍😍
I love your videos! On flowers! And landscapes! I was wondering did you ever plant !(Hollyhocks ) 🙂 I am going to try lavender this year! It’s so beautiful!
Thank you! I love the way you express every advice about plants, I believe you because you show enthusiasm and you show the results...
I am educating my self to take care of my plants, my husband and I don't know about these matters but we love plants and wat our garden looking full of life!
I just have a question:
Is the pruning you do every year -like around Fall- the thing I can do to avoid my lavender to get opened up in the middle of the plant with the weight of the snow that falls in Winter? I have that same problem with the rosemary and the sage...
Thank you!
Great info, I struggle with the de3velopment of woody stems.
You’re hired Laura ! 😊
Thank you! My lavender looks so dead and poopy so I wanted to tidy it up but was scared to kill it. I’m going to trim it. Thanks!
Very helpful.
thanks much!
There must be something wonderful to do with all of those trimmings. Like have the world's most aromatic firepit.
I would put them in my chicken nest boxes. it would smell great and deter pests.
sprinkle them wherever! especially where Your animals as in cats n dogs, they will smell amazing & repells alot of insects! ❤