Jack Miller

Trimming lavender plants is best done twice a year—once in late spring after the first flush of blooms and again in late summer or early autumn after the second flowering.   If you’ve been wondering how and when to trim lavender plants, the timing really matters more than most people realize.   Cut them at … Read more

Taking lavender cuttings is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to grow new lavender plants for free.   If you’ve ever wondered how and when to take lavender cuttings, the good news is that it’s a simple process that even a beginner gardener can master.   You just need to know the right … Read more

You can prune lavender plants lightly in late summer right after the flowers fade, and then again in early spring to tidy up the shape before new growth kicks in.   If you’ve been wondering how and when to prune lavender plants, the short answer is simple: prune twice a year, but never cut into … Read more

You can prune lavender bushes lightly in late summer right after the flowers fade, and then give them a more substantial prune in early spring once the risk of hard frost has passed.   If you’ve been wondering how and when to prune lavender bushes so they stay compact and healthy instead of getting woody … Read more

You can propagate lavender either from cuttings or seeds, but the timing and method you choose will make all the difference in how successful you are.   When you know how and when to propagate lavender the right way, you’ll end up with healthy new plants that smell just as amazing as the parent plant. … Read more