Jack Miller

Your lavender is crispy because it’s likely dealing with one of a few common problems, and once you figure out which one, you can usually bring it back to life.   If you’ve been asking yourself “why is my lavender crispy,” you’re definitely not alone, because this is one of the most common complaints growers … Read more

Your lavender bush is dying most likely because of overwatering, poorly draining soil, or a combination of both that’s causing root rot at the base of the plant.   If you’ve been asking yourself, “why is my lavender bush dying,” you’re definitely not alone because this is one of the most common problems gardeners face … Read more

Your indoor lavender plant is dying most likely because of overwatering, poor drainage, or not enough sunlight.   Those three culprits are behind the vast majority of cases where an indoor lavender plant is dying.   Lavender is a Mediterranean plant that thrives on neglect, dry air, and tons of sunshine.   When you bring … Read more

Your French lavender is going brown because it’s most likely suffering from overwatering, poor drainage, or a fungal issue like root rot.   French lavender (Lavandula stoechas) is a Mediterranean plant that thrives in dry, sunny conditions, so when its roots sit in soggy soil, the plant starts to shut down and the foliage turns … Read more

Your French lavender is drooping because it’s likely getting too much water, not enough sun, or dealing with soil that doesn’t drain fast enough.   French lavender (Lavandula stoechas) is a Mediterranean plant that loves dry, sunny conditions, so when it droops, it’s usually telling you something about its environment is off.   If you’ve … Read more