full sun, not too much water and most are hardly to zone 7, some to zone 5 Oops....I need more info...but just about wintering (Kansas zone 6)....clip it down? Or leave it be (doing so nicely right now)? Mulch heavily around base? Or not? Help appreciated....this is my first plant and it is doing so well..like to give it my best effort.
to grow a lavender u will need seeds and water and soil and last of all but not the least nutrition oh and don't forget to give it sunlight too.
treat her very nicely and give her gifts
Lavender will probably grow well where vine grows. The soil should be neutral to alcaline.
Lavender is a Meddeterranian plant and is better grown in full sun.
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well, you could get a few pots and soil and on your window ledge and put the lavender seedsburied in the soil. But make sure the pot and its contents are covered by the sun's rays to help the lavender grow and in a few watever you call it.. your house will be blossoming with lavender!! Have fun planting!!
no you can't because you need soil to grow any plant that you want to grow.
answer 2 Lavender (in New Zealand) blooms in early summer through to autumn.
Moist, well drained, moderately fertile soil in full sun
in the inland- potatoes, wheat, rape, corn, vineyards on the coast- olives, vineyards, lavender
Really no plants grow well in chalky soil. Lavender prefers chalky soil according to care guide.
Lavender generally grows best in a climate that is not too hot and humid. Caboolture (southeast Queensland) is an area where frequent summer storms can hit, and too much soaking rain will kill off lavender. If you try to grow lavender, either keep it in a well-drained pot, or have it higher up, where the water can drain away.
For planting, take semi ripe cuttings in summer. Lavender is full to half hardy, grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil in full sun, prune early or mid spring
Plants that grow well during sunny days include lavender, sunflowers, and marigolds. They use the additional light to help create energy and grow faster.