Jack Miller

You can harvest lavender commercially by cutting the stems at the right stage of bloom and processing them quickly for maximum oil and bud quality.   Whether you’re planting a small lavender farm or scaling up to supply the essential oil market, knowing how to harvest lavender commercially makes all the difference in your profit … Read more

You can harvest English lavender by cutting the stems when the buds are just beginning to open for the best fragrance and color.   If you’ve been wondering how to harvest English lavender so your bundles stay fragrant and your plants keep blooming, the timing and technique matter more than you might think.   Harvest … Read more

Harvesting culinary lavender is simple when you know the right timing, tools, and techniques.   If you’ve been wondering how to harvest culinary lavender so it stays fragrant and flavorful for cooking, you’re in the right place.   Culinary lavender isn’t just any lavender—it’s a specific type grown for kitchen use, and how you harvest … Read more

To harvest and store lavender, you should cut the stems when the buds are just beginning to open, then dry them in a dark, well-ventilated space before storing them in an airtight container away from light and heat.   If you’ve been wondering how to harvest and store lavender so it keeps its color and … Read more

You can hang lavender upside down by tying small bundles together and suspending them in a cool, dark, and dry spot with good airflow.   This simple drying method is one of the best ways to preserve the flowers and stems so you can enjoy them for months.   If you’ve been wondering how to … Read more