It is a sun and warmth lover and after a cool, wet summer, it will suffer. Here in the spring give it plenty of time to respond to the lengthening days and warming temperatures. It will look a little worn. Once it begins sending out new shoots and leaves, cut off any dead wood and neaten up the plants by removing no more than a third of the established plant. Pruning will promote a bushier plant.
Lavender likes sunny locations and well-drained soil.
Plant in containers, borders or rock gardens. Remove the spent blossoms to promote rebloom. All Rights Reserved Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.