Jack Miller

You can deadhead a lavender tree by snipping off the faded flower spikes right above the first set of healthy leaves.   This simple task encourages the plant to produce more blooms and keeps your lavender tree looking tidy.   If you’ve been wondering how to deadhead a lavender tree properly, the good news is … Read more

You can deadhead a lavender plant by simply snipping off the faded flower spikes just above the first set of leaves.   It’s one of the easiest gardening tasks you’ll ever do, and it pays off big time for the health of your plant.   If you’ve been wondering how to deadhead a lavender plant … Read more

You can cut Spanish lavender by using clean, sharp pruning shears to remove spent blooms and shape the plant without damaging its woody stems.   Spanish lavender is a beautiful, tough plant that rewards you with those stunning, pineapple-shaped flowers, but it does need a little help to stay looking its best.   If you’ve … Read more

You can cut lavender to replant by taking healthy stem cuttings from a mature plant and rooting them in soil or water.   This is one of the easiest ways to multiply your lavender, and it saves you money since you won’t have to buy new plants every season.   If you’ve ever wondered how … Read more

You can cut lavender stems once the flower buds are fat, colorful, and just starting to open.   That’s the sweet spot for cutting lavender stems because the oils are highest and the blooms hold their color and scent best.   If you’ve been wondering how to cut lavender stems so your bunches look tidy, … Read more