Jack Miller

New lavender plants should be watered about once or twice a week, depending on your climate and soil conditions.   That’s the short answer, but the full picture involves a few more details that can make or break your new lavender.   If you’ve been wondering how often to water new lavender plants, you’re in … Read more

You should water lavender seedlings about once or twice a week, letting the top inch of soil dry out between waterings.   That’s the short answer, but lavender seedlings are a little fussy, so getting the timing right really matters.   If you’ve been wondering how often to water lavender seedlings, the honest truth is … Read more

How often to water lavender plant outdoors depends on a few key factors, but as a general rule, you should water your outdoor lavender plant every two to three weeks during the growing season.   Lavender is a drought-tolerant Mediterranean herb that actually hates soggy roots, so less is often more when it comes to … Read more

You should water lavender in winter very sparingly, usually once every three to four weeks, and sometimes even less depending on your climate and whether your plant is indoors or outside.   Lavender is a drought-loving plant that hates soggy roots, and winter is when most lavender deaths happen because of overwatering, not cold.   … Read more

How often to water lavender in pots outside depends on a few key factors, but a good rule of thumb is once every two weeks during the growing season.   Lavender is a drought-tolerant plant that hates soggy roots, so less is usually more when you’re watering lavender in pots outside.   If you’ve been … Read more