Lavender Plants
How to Use and Care for Maillette Lavender Plug Trays
Learn how to plant and care for Maillette lavender 20-cell plug trays with tips by USDA zone to grow healthy, fragrant lavender at home.
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Every lavender we grow, from cold-hardy English lavenders to tall lavandins: where to plant it, how to prune it, winter care and using the blooms.

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Lavender Plants
Learn how to plant and care for Maillette lavender 20-cell plug trays with tips by USDA zone to grow healthy, fragrant lavender at home.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical steps for planting and caring for Maillette Lavender in 72-cell plug trays across USDA zones.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical tips for planting and caring for Silverine Hen and Chicks, a low-maintenance succulent that thrives in hot, dry, well-drained spots.
Lavender Plants
Learn how to plant, care for, and maintain Pilioseum Hen and Chicks bare root plants with tips for all USDA zones to keep them thriving year-round.
Lavender Plants
Learn how to plant, water, prune, and care for Little Miss Sunshine Stonecrop to keep its glossy green mats healthy and thriving in sunny gardens.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical tips to plant and care for Apple Slices Indian Pink, a native perennial with dark wine-red flowers loved by hummingbirds.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical steps to plant, nurture, and enjoy Lucerne Blue-Eyed Grass bare root plants across USDA zones, with precise care tips for best blooms and health.
Lavender Plants
Learn how to plant and care for Ruby Heart Hen and Chicks, a hardy succulent with silvery leaves and pinkish-purple flowers, ideal for rock gardens and containers.
Lavender Plants
Learn to grow and care for Pink Potion Spike Speedwell with practical tips for planting, watering, pruning, and winter care across USDA zones.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical tips to plant, care for, and enjoy Perfectly Picasso Spike Speedwell, a bicolor flowered perennial well-suited for sunny borders across USDA zones.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical tips for planting and caring for Amethyst Kiss™ Spiderwort, including sunlight needs, watering, pruning, and winter care by USDA zone.
Lavender Plants
Learn how to grow and care for Lemon Thyme plants, including planting tips, watering, pruning, and winter care for gardeners across USDA zones 5–8.
Lavender Plants
Learn how to grow and care for Sweet Marjoram plants with step-by-step advice for planting, watering, pruning, and winter care across USDA zones 3 to 10.
Lavender Plants
Learn practical steps to grow and care for French Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus), the classic cooking herb, tailored by USDA zone and garden needs.
Lavender Plants
A dwarf English lavender under ten inches with violet-blue flowers, strong scent and a long season that can start in its first year.
Lavender Plants
A vigorous lavandin with deep violet spikes on long stems, strong camphor-sweet scent and a generous midsummer harvest window.
Lavender Plants
A large Spanish lavender with dark purple heads, lighter purple bracts and pungent foliage, best kept in a pot in cold-winter gardens.
Lavender Plants
A tiny, spreading Spanish lavender about five inches tall with dark violet heads and purple flags, made for tabletop pots and rock nooks.
Lavender Plants
A white-flowered lavandin, also called White Grosso, with a sweet camphor-fresh scent and long stems for white bundles and wreaths.
Lavender Plants
A big blue-gray hybrid lavender with very long flower stalks, sweet herbal scent and excellent ratings for drying and oil, for zones 7a to 9b.
Lavender Plants
A silver-leaved hybrid lavender that forms a wide, bushy mound with purple midsummer spikes and a sweet, herbal scent, hardy to zone 6a.
Lavender Plants
A tidy, mounded English lavender that blooms from late spring into autumn, keeps big flowers through summer heat and is hardy to zone 4a.
Lavender Plants
A big blue-purple lavandin that peaks in early August, carrying the lavender season past midsummer with long stems for bundles and oil.
Lavender Plants
A pink Spanish lavender with bold, resinous scent that blooms from early May and keeps reblooming in sunny pots and warm, dry beds.
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