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Personalized care plan
Care for your lavender, not lavender in general.
Tell us what you bought, where it is going and your ZIP code. We build a plan for planting, watering, feeding, pruning and winter that fits your plant and your zone.
Your care plan
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Spacing
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Water
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Fertilizer
Minimal
Lean soil = better scent
USDA zone
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Planting
Watering schedule
Once established
The golden rule: push a finger 1 inch into the soil. Dry? Water deeply. Damp? Wait. Skip watering after a good rain.
Feeding
Lavender grows wild on poor, stony hillsides. Rich soil and extra fertilizer give floppy, short-lived plants with less fragrance.
Do
Don’t
Pruning
Pruning keeps lavender compact and full. The one rule that matters most: never cut into bare, leafless old wood. It rarely grows back.
Winter care
Warning signs
Most lavender trouble starts with too much water or too little drainage. Catch it early.
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