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Bookmark or Share- Lavandula Species, English Lavender, True Lavender - Dave's GardenLavender should be pruned back slightly after flowering. English Lavender should be pruned back each spring to about 8" to keep it in nic ...Read More e form. Mine have never attracted white fly.
- How do I grow lavender in the New York area? - NYBG Mertz Library ReferenceLavender flowers can be harvested and dried for continuing pleasure throughout the year. On a dry day, cut the stems just above the leaves. To ensure optimal color and scent, choose spikes on which only the lower flowers have opened. Tie the lavender stems in bunches with a rubber band, and hang upside down in a dark place with good ventilation.
- Plectranthus, Spur Flower 'Mona Lavender' - Dave's GardenWe've used 'Mona Lavender' as annual/bedding plants on several properties here in Z6a, and have been very happy with the results. ...Read More We use regular irrigation and plant them where there's some protection from hot afternoon sun---in full sun, the leaves tend to get a little yellow bleaching/discoloration.
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- Lavandula, English Lavender 'Vicenza Blue' - Dave's GardenHidcote lavender should NOT be grown by seeds. Propagation is the only good method for obtaining the exact same plant. ALL lavender that ...Read More can be grown by seeds will mutate except for 'Lady' and 'Munstead.'
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