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Community plant health
Your plant’s story can save someone else’s.
Run the checker, take clear photos, then share what you found with other growers. A well-told plant problem gets better answers, and helps the next gardener who sees the same thing.
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Run the checker
Walk through the symptoms in the Plant Health Checker and note what it suggests.
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Take great photos
Six simple shots tell growers almost everything. Use the checklist below.
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Post to Grower Q&A
Build a clear post here, copy it, and share it with photos in the community.
Grower Q&A
Step 2 · Photo checklist
Six photos that tell the whole story
Tick each one off as you take it. Your progress is saved on this device.
0 of 6 photosStart with the whole plant.
Photo tips
- Daylight, out of direct sun. No filters.
- Hold steady and tap to focus on the problem.
- Put a hand or coin in one shot for scale.
- Take the same shots again in a week to show change.
Diagnosis case files
What is it, and what looks like it?
Ten problems we see most in lavender, with the look-alikes that fool people, what to check and a sensible next step.
Step 3 · Post builder
Write a post growers can actually answer
Fill in what you know. We arrange it into a clear, well-structured post. Copy it, then paste it into Grower Q&A with your photos.
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Please don’t include your address, phone number or order details in a public post. Read the community guidelines before posting.
Be a great neighbor
How our community shares
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Be kind
Everyone loses a plant sometimes. Answer the way you’d want to be answered.
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Close the loop
Come back and share what worked. Outcomes are what help the next grower most.
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Labels are the law
For any spray or chemical, follow the product label and your local extension office.
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Keep it public-safe
Share the plant, not personal details. No addresses, phone numbers or order numbers.
Not a community question?
Some problems need us directly
Arrived damaged?
Report within 24 hours of delivery with photos of the whole plant, the damage, the box and the label.
Rather keep it private?
Email photos and details to our plant health team at planthealth@greatlakeslavenderfarm.com.
Need a quick answer?
Lavender Grower, our chat assistant, is the fastest way to reach us.
