Jack Miller

You can cut lavender so it grows back by pruning it at the right time and in the right place on the plant.   When you cut lavender properly, you encourage fresh new growth to come back stronger and fuller.   If you’ve been wondering how to cut lavender so it grows back, the good … Read more

To cut lavender for propagation, you’ll want to take softwood cuttings from the current season’s growth.   This is the best way to get new lavender plants that are identical to the parent plant.   The ideal time for cutting lavender for propagation is in the morning when the plant is well-hydrated.   You should … Read more

You can cut lavender for cuttings in late spring or early summer when the plant is actively growing and the stems are still soft and green.   Taking cuttings is one of the easiest ways to multiply your lavender plants without spending a dime on new nursery stock.   If you’ve been wondering how to … Read more

To cut lavender flowers for a vase, snip the stems in the cool morning hours right when the buds are plump but not fully open.   This timing gives you the longest-lasting blooms because the plant’s essential oils are at their peak.   If you’ve ever wondered how to cut lavender flowers for a vase … Read more

You can cut lavender back in the spring to promote fresh, healthy growth and keep your plant looking its best.   Knowing how to cut lavender back in the spring is one of the easiest ways to ensure a beautiful blooming season.   Spring pruning is important because lavender is a woody shrub that needs … Read more