How To Grow Lavender?

Choose a sunny location with at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily

Plant in well-draining soil with low to moderate fertility

Avoid heavy, wet, or compacted soil

Improve drainage with sand, gravel, or raised beds if needed

Select a lavender variety suited to your climate

Plant in spring after the last frost

Space plants to allow good air circulation

Water newly planted lavender regularly until established

Water established plants sparingly

Let the soil dry out between waterings

Prune lightly after flowering

Avoid cutting into old woody stems

Remove weeds around the plants

Mulch lightly with gravel or coarse material, not heavy organic mulch

Protect from excess winter moisture in cold climates

Harvest stems when flower buds are just opening

Propagate by seed, cuttings, or division where appropriate

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