Jack Miller

Lavender plants typically bloom once a year, producing their fragrant purple flowers from late spring through midsummer.   That single bloom period can stretch for several weeks, depending on the variety and the climate you’re growing them in.   If you’ve been wondering how often do lavender plants bloom, the short answer is once per … Read more

You can harvest lavender two to three times per season under the right conditions.  Most lavender plants will give you a first flush in early summer, a second round in mid to late summer, and sometimes a lighter third harvest in early fall if the weather stays warm.  The exact number of times you can … Read more

You should water lavender every two to three weeks once it’s established, and even less in winter.   That’s the short answer, but how often you’re supposed to water lavender really depends on your climate, soil, and whether your plant is in a pot or in the ground.   The number one mistake people make … Read more

Dried lavender will last between one and three years if it’s stored properly, though its peak potency fades after the first year or so.   If you’ve been wondering how long dried lavender lasts, the short answer is that it depends on how you store it and what you’re using it for.   A bundle … Read more

Cut lavender will last anywhere from one to three years when dried properly, and fresh cut lavender stems will hold up for about one to two weeks in a vase.   How long your cut lavender lasts really depends on whether you’re keeping it fresh or drying it, and on how well you handle it … Read more