Jack Miller

The best time to prune cotton lavender is in early spring, just as new growth begins to appear.   That timing gives the plant a fresh start without exposing it to harsh winter cold.   If you’ve been wondering when to prune cotton lavender, the short answer is early spring, but there’s a bit more … Read more

The best time to propagate lavender from cuttings is in late spring to early summer when the plant is actively growing.   You can also propagate lavender from cuttings in early fall if you live in a mild climate with warm days and cool nights.   Timing is everything when you want to propagate lavender … Read more

The best time to plant Spanish lavender is in early spring or early fall.   If you’ve been wondering when to plant Spanish lavender, the answer really comes down to avoiding extreme heat and extreme cold.   Spanish lavender (Lavandula stoechas) is a tough, drought-tolerant plant, but it still has a preferred window for getting … Read more

The best time to plant phenomenal lavender is in the spring or early fall, depending on your climate.   If you’re wondering when to plant phenomenal lavender, the short answer is simple.   You want to plant it when the soil has warmed up enough and the risk of hard frost has passed.   In … Read more

You can plant out lavender cuttings once they’ve developed a strong, healthy root system, which usually takes about 6 to 8 weeks after you take them.   This timing typically falls in late spring or early summer, but it can shift depending on your climate and how you’ve been caring for your cuttings.   If … Read more