Jack Miller

Your English lavender is turning brown because of a handful of common problems, and once you figure out which one is hitting your plant, you can usually turn things around.   If you’ve been wondering why your English lavender is turning brown, you’re definitely not alone.   English lavender is one of those plants that … Read more

Your English lavender plant is dying most likely because of overwatering, poor drainage, or soil that stays too wet for too long.   English lavender is a Mediterranean plant that loves dry, gritty, sunny conditions, so when its roots sit in soggy soil, they suffocate and rot.   If you’ve been asking yourself, “Why is … Read more

Your English lavender is not flowering because it’s likely getting too much shade, too much water, or too much nitrogen.   English lavender is famous for its fragrant purple blooms, so when your English lavender is not flowering, it can feel pretty disappointing.   The good news is that this is a common problem, and … Read more

Your English lavender is drooping because of a few common issues, and once you figure out which one is affecting your plant, you can bring it back to life pretty quickly.   English lavender is a tough, drought-loving plant, so when it starts to droop, it’s usually telling you something is off with its water, … Read more

Lavender seeds not germinating is one of the most common frustrations for new and experienced gardeners alike.   If you’ve been asking yourself, “why are my lavender seeds not germinating,” you’re definitely not alone.   The truth is that lavender seeds have a reputation for being stubborn, slow, and downright picky about their conditions.   … Read more