Jack Miller

Lavender trees can grow as big as 2 to 3 feet tall and wide in a single growing season when conditions are right.   But how big do lavender trees grow in the long run, you ask?   That depends on the variety, your climate, and how you care for them.   Most lavender trees, … Read more

French lavender plants typically get about 2 to 3 feet tall and wide when they’re fully grown.   That means a mature French lavender plant usually settles into a nice, rounded mound roughly 24 to 36 inches in every direction.   Of course, how big French lavender plants get can shift a bit depending on … Read more

A lavender bush can grow anywhere from 1 to 4 feet tall and wide, depending on the variety you choose.   Some compact types stay small and tidy, while larger varieties can spread into a beautiful, sprawling mound.   So when folks ask how big does a lavender bush grow, the honest answer is: it … Read more

English lavender plants get to be about 2 to 3 feet tall and 2 to 4 feet wide at full maturity.   That size can vary a bit depending on the variety you grow, the climate you live in, and how well you care for your plants.   If you’ve ever wondered how big English … Read more

The best time to trim back lavender is in late summer or early autumn, right after the flowers have finished blooming.   If you’ve been wondering how and when to trim back lavender so it stays healthy and bushy year after year, the answer really comes down to timing and technique.   Trimming back lavender … Read more