I bought the same lavender tree from Rona last year. I left on my door step all winter long and the tree branches looks dead so I just took them all off by cutting them. So now it just looks like a stick in a pot. Will it grow back or did I just kill it ?
What do you do with your plants during the cold & winter months? hopefully this is still going to notify you of comments/be read even tho it's 2 years later.... {I was in New Lisbon, about an hour either way from Madison & La Cross, Eu Claire, 30ish from Sparta } & my experience was spring/summer was about 4 months, beautiful weather at a gorgeous 70°+ with snow still in the ground, & 8 months of winter & snow through-out the year😉 this was my favorite part of WI, going to the water park with crazy inches of snow in the ground in bikinis bathing suits & shorts & tanks! It was my favorite part outside of going over the glass floor in castle in the rock/seeing the worlds largest (indoor?) pony hurricane 😉!¡! I just got into gardening/growing & harvesting herbs & plants so I'm finding older videos & posts so idk if anyone gets notifications on or looks at comments from 1 year or more....
GREAT VID and GREAT follow up! Being a new gardener I put rooting hormone on ALL cuttings, so thanks for the tip on not having to use it. Saves me time and $$! ❤
Someone made me feel silly for getting excited about lavender "trees" a couple weeks ago- I was condescendingly told that it's a TOPIARY. So now I'm here to do the same to you. 😂😂😂 They are so cool!
Keep in mind that the stem of the lavender tree might be from another species. The garden center may have let the plants grow up u til full size, then cut them into topiary form, or they may have grafted the lavender plant onto the stem of an apple or other tree. Grafting means slicing into the bark of both species, then pressing them together, putting tape around the wound and allowing them to grow together. If you take a cutting below the graft point, you may not have a lavender
love the video. thanks for sharing. it would be great if you had a quick shot of what they look like after 2/4/6 weeks and when they should be planted in the ground or transplanted to their own pot.
From S. Korea. Just bought a lavender seedling without much info about planting or lavender itself. I've found this video very helpful. Thanks many thanks.
Word of advice for everyone, take multiple cuttings, don't try with 1 or 2 and wait the 3-4 weeks to find out. Be more generous, I've never had great luck with cloning mine in the past but I have gotten a few, I wasted a good bit of time only doing 2-3 only for them not to make it. Around mid spring I like to trim mine back a bit as I normally get a second bloom, during this time I'm able to get 10-15 good cuttings, and while I don't have a great record with it brute forcing it is kinda what I have to do and I'm getting a few each year. I always feel like I'm doing it wrong, I like to learn more, but yeah my advice would be to take as many cuttings as you reasonably can. The clones make wonderful gifts for family members.
I purchased the same lavender “tree” at Costco last year. Unfortunately, it didn’t over winter well for me. But I will still be on the look out for one at Costco this week before Mother’s Day.
I've never had much luck with cuttings but my English Lavender is doing so well I want to try again. I think this video showed me my mistake. I have watched numerous videos and this is the only one that specified where to cut.
I watched your video a while back on propagating Rosemary cuttings. I grew them in water and it worked! I am going to try the same thing with Lavender, and this time I will try both Lavender and Rosemary in soil instead of water to see if it is different.
Thank you very much!! Happy youve enjoyed and please feel free to check out some of the other videos on the channel, not every one is this same style but theres a lot of information on there when it comes to all sorts of gardening tips and tricks! Happy Gardening!
This is so far the best video I have seen and I am now a loyal fan. It's clear to the point (helps with my ADHD and dissociation massively) And I have never heard that about root powder before. It makes me inspired to not keep holding off till I get around to the stuff. I love it THANK you SO much for the video.
Nice, succinct video. Thanks! Hope to try a couple different propagation options, and happy to hear that even though it's getting into Summer, I can still give it a try and possibly get some positive results :) Happy gardening, Bob :)
Great video - super easy to understand and follow. I've looked at several instructional videos but this one is the very best one!! Quick & Easy 😊👍 Thanks so much!!!
Just came across your video following seeing a lavender plant for sale and thinking, why buy that when I can make my own 🌿 ❤️ my neighbours have beautiful lavender bushes so I'm going to take some cuttings from them (consented of course haha). Thank you very much for explaining how to do this in such layman terms... I'm not really green fingered but with your help, it's fool proof 😊💚 thank you!!! A nice little project for me and my 4 year old 💚🌿♥️
Thank you for your helpful tip in growing lavender. I love lavender so much and have them in my garden. Your information on planting lavender is so amazing. I didn't know I can cut them that way and plant them. Thanks so much. 😊👍🇨🇦
I have had trouble getting French Lavender from nurseries and Bunnings in Brisbane Australia, which I love the best, I do have a small plant now though so now Ive seen your video I will try to us a cutting from it to grow more, thank you very good and easy to follow video.
Love your video. Thank you. I am going to take some cuttings from my large lavender plant and try to make a few tree lavenders. Your video has been the most helpful in learning to propagate them. Thanks again.
that's really a nice potted lavender bush you have there ripley. never grew it but used the oils to help me sleep comfortably. thanks for the info. carmine p.
Thank you so very much for this video. I have been wanting to see how to grow from clippings for a while now. I took cuttings today and put a bunch in soil and water. I can't wait to see them grow.
I'm from Sri Lanka tried my very best to get a lavender plant fortunately from Nuwara eliya I was able , love the smell now could follow the tips how to grow thank u Premani Fonseka
Thank you so much for your very helpful tips. I wanted to create more lavender plants with the two huge ones I have so this will be great. Thank you. I hope the larger lavender can be cut and repainted the same way.
I didn't know that I even had lavender in my garden til this week! Kept buying random plants last year. Going to try to propagate now. Wish me luck. Do you have a video on how to do the topiary?
I am searching through the comments for anything topiary-related & found this comment. I agree he should do a Lavender Topiary Video because I bought 10 of them from Lowe's & I want to maximize the likelihood of their success!!!
I've taken cuttings for White Buddleia and Hydrangea's and made a video on these about 3 years ago. Also took cuttings for Spirea, Lavender and Hebe's.
Hi thank you this is so simplified and great I love it! I have one quick question… I am in Northern California and I am just about to trim back my lavender as most of it has bloomed… Is it too late for me to start some young plants.. can they just grow long through the fall etc.
Is there a reason why you placed the cuttings at the edge of the pot versus middle? I want to propagate Provence (French Lavender), will this method work?
Thank u so much... I've been trying 2 propagate my lavender this year but had no idea what 2 do... I was putting it in the water + it jest going mouldy... now I know...strip the leaves!! Lol... anyway.. thank u...💜✌
Great video thank you but how much of the old wood that meats the new wood do I keep on the cutting? cm? and then strip all the leaves off them thank you
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I bought the same lavender tree from Rona last year. I left on my door step all winter long and the tree branches looks dead so I just took them all off by cutting them. So now it just looks like a stick in a pot. Will it grow back or did I just kill it ?
@@amandah7096 need sun 🌞
What do you do with your plants during the cold & winter months?
hopefully this is still going to notify you of comments/be read even tho it's 2 years later....
{I was in New Lisbon, about an hour either way from Madison & La Cross, Eu Claire, 30ish from Sparta } & my experience was spring/summer was about 4 months, beautiful weather at a gorgeous 70°+ with snow still in the ground, & 8 months of winter & snow through-out the year😉 this was my favorite part of WI, going to the water park with crazy inches of snow in the ground
in bikinis bathing suits & shorts & tanks! It was my favorite part outside of going over the glass floor in castle in the rock/seeing the worlds largest (indoor?) pony hurricane 😉!¡!
I just got into gardening/growing & harvesting herbs & plants so I'm finding older videos & posts so idk if anyone gets notifications on or looks at comments from 1 year or more....
GREAT VID and GREAT follow up! Being a new gardener I put rooting hormone on ALL cuttings, so thanks for the tip on not having to use it. Saves me time and $$! ❤
Finally some clear and to the point presentation applying commonsense gardening technique
Concise and straight to the point as well as showing novice gardeners such as myself what "cutting" is and how to do it! Thank you!
I literally JUST got a lavender tree today! I've never seen one in tree form so I am so happy to see that I can propagate it!
Someone made me feel silly for getting excited about lavender "trees" a couple weeks ago- I was condescendingly told that it's a TOPIARY.
So now I'm here to do the same to you.
😂😂😂
They are so cool!
Where did you buy it???
Keep in mind that the stem of the lavender tree might be from another species. The garden center may have let the plants grow up u til full size, then cut them into topiary form, or they may have grafted the lavender plant onto the stem of an apple or other tree. Grafting means slicing into the bark of both species, then pressing them together, putting tape around the wound and allowing them to grow together. If you take a cutting below the graft point, you may not have a lavender
I've never understood this as quickly as when I watched this video. Damn boi. Very simple. Very easy. Very clear. Love it.
love the video. thanks for sharing. it would be great if you had a quick shot of what they look like after 2/4/6 weeks and when they should be planted in the ground or transplanted to their own pot.
Easy. To the point. Good demos. No chit chat, yet pleasant. THANK YOU.
Your lavender plant is so charming...
Jerome Gonzales thank you 😊
I don't use rooting hormones but I don't put them into soil 1st.
I water first until it gets roots
I had success in 2020 and I'm back for a refresher. Thanks bro, great video. Straight to the point and clear demonstration.
which season to do this?
Probably THE best video on the internet in regards to cuttings. Crystal clear video too!
Thank you so much!
From S. Korea. Just bought a lavender seedling without much info about planting or lavender itself. I've found this video very helpful.
Thanks many thanks.
Word of advice for everyone, take multiple cuttings, don't try with 1 or 2 and wait the 3-4 weeks to find out. Be more generous, I've never had great luck with cloning mine in the past but I have gotten a few, I wasted a good bit of time only doing 2-3 only for them not to make it.
Around mid spring I like to trim mine back a bit as I normally get a second bloom, during this time I'm able to get 10-15 good cuttings, and while I don't have a great record with it brute forcing it is kinda what I have to do and I'm getting a few each year. I always feel like I'm doing it wrong, I like to learn more, but yeah my advice would be to take as many cuttings as you reasonably can.
The clones make wonderful gifts for family members.
Thank you so much for contributing to the community and helping others out there! Need more viewers like you my friend
Great video, thank you
thanks for making video. easy to follow instructions. i took cuttings today and hope will have success.
Awesome!! Thanks for watching 😃 good luck, I’m sure they’ll grow great!
That's a lovely lavender mother plant
Me: Clicks to watch video.
Also me: Is instantly jealous of the ridiculous ninja level bonsai lavender tree.
😂
Me literally with everything
I purchased the same lavender “tree” at Costco last year. Unfortunately, it didn’t over winter well for me. But I will still be on the look out for one at Costco this week before Mother’s Day.
Janet Richardson I also bought one at Costco this year. It didn’t last very long. 😖
What do you use for the soil in the pot for the lavender?
Yay! Finally found someone in Wisconsin to follow for winter tips and tricks!
Glad to have you here :) thanks for watching
Love lavender didn't realize you can make more from cuttings...wonderful thank you for an excellent tutorial sir; God bless you and your loved ones.
Was looking for propagating method without using the growth hormones. Perfect video. Thanks
We have about 15/20 full size lavender plants on our property, this is helpful. Will have many more very soon
Must be full of pollinators :) thanks for watching. Happy Gardening 🌿
Yay the bees love them
Just bought my lavender plant .. im thinking how i can propagate it from cuttings. Your tips are helpful for me as im new in gardening!
So nice of you! thank you for commenting and hope you have a great gardening journey 😀
I love the smell of lavender! Such a great video on taking cuttings. I love watching and can't wait to see what your up to next🦋🌻
Ditto!!!!!
Same here!
I've never had much luck with cuttings but my English Lavender is doing so well I want to try again. I think this video showed me my mistake. I have watched numerous videos and this is the only one that specified where to cut.
Perfect this is just what I wanted to see! Love how you showed various staged examples.
Thanks for a clear simple no drama presentation....wishing you well Bro
What a clear and well explained video, answering all the questions we may have with no unnecessary waffle !
Greetings from England.
Great vid on lavender cuttings, I've got a 20 year old plant & I'm going to try & get cuttings.
Thanks for this, a friend said I could take some cuttings but I had no idea how to grow them. Now I do so thanks :)
finally someone that does not recommend rooting hormone for every cutting. Ive never used it before and i propagate all kinds of cuttings every year
Wonderful, great video, so well presented and to the.point.
Love your lavender tree, beautiful
Every lavender plant I ever bought died! I want to see how they turned out with some root action. Love your channel, awesome info!
Overwattering
Thank you for sharing! I am now inspired to start experimenting with growing cuttings without using hormone, comfortably.
Happy trails everyone!
Thanks for these tips. I planted a Lavender plant last Spring. Not a single flower so far but it's growing beautifully
Gardening means a lot to me for a reason
You made it easy compared to others ❤
It definitely looks easy, but I haven´t had much luck with lavender cutting so far, but I´ll try it again! Thanks!
I hope you have better luck soon!! here was our follow up video ruclips.net/video/6p2HPKuyGMo/видео.html
Thank you this is very helpful..blessings stay safe everyone 🌻
Great!!! You’re welcome, blessings and happy gardening 🌿
I watched your video a while back on propagating Rosemary cuttings. I grew them in water and it worked! I am going to try the same thing with Lavender, and this time I will try both Lavender and Rosemary in soil instead of water to see if it is different.
Good to hear!! Have fun 🌱
So, any update on how that worked?
I actually transplanted it to another gardeners bed for them so I don't have it but they did grow great!
A Brilliant video, thank you. Good Camera work and a good detailed explanation
Thank you very much!! Happy youve enjoyed and please feel free to check out some of the other videos on the channel, not every one is this same style but theres a lot of information on there when it comes to all sorts of gardening tips and tricks! Happy Gardening!
@@ExpeditionHomestead I like on how you actually show close up video on where exactly to cut, other videos is not that as clear.
@@handoko2020 thank you, I try my best to make sure others can duplicate the process as accurately as possible. Good luck!
AWESOME Video! Looking forward to growing my lavender garden one cutting at a time!
Good luck friend!
This is so far the best video I have seen and I am now a loyal fan. It's clear to the point (helps with my ADHD and dissociation massively) And I have never heard that about root powder before. It makes me inspired to not keep holding off till I get around to the stuff. I love it THANK you SO much for the video.
Nice, succinct video. Thanks!
Hope to try a couple different propagation options, and happy to hear that even though it's getting into Summer, I can still give it a try and possibly get some positive results :)
Happy gardening, Bob :)
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Thanks very helpful I just bought a small lavender plant today
really great to see how beautiful you share useful knowledge
Great instructions. Thank you! I am so excited to try doing this. Greetings from Australia.
Great video - super easy to understand and follow. I've looked at several instructional videos but this one is the very best one!! Quick & Easy 😊👍 Thanks so much!!!
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad I could help 🙂 happy gardening!
Just came across your video following seeing a lavender plant for sale and thinking, why buy that when I can make my own 🌿 ❤️ my neighbours have beautiful lavender bushes so I'm going to take some cuttings from them (consented of course haha). Thank you very much for explaining how to do this in such layman terms... I'm not really green fingered but with your help, it's fool proof 😊💚 thank you!!! A nice little project for me and my 4 year old 💚🌿♥️
Thank you! This was wonderful, straight forward. Can't wait to see the results! ❤
Very help full I love lavender so can have many plants now thank you
Lovely lavender plant, brother
Thank you for your helpful tip in growing lavender. I love lavender so much and have them in my garden. Your information on planting lavender is so amazing. I didn't know I can cut them that way and plant them. Thanks so much. 😊👍🇨🇦
Awesome man, I love your garden
LOVE me Packers...thanks for the video.
I have had trouble getting French Lavender from nurseries and Bunnings in Brisbane Australia, which I love the best, I do have a small plant now though so now Ive seen your video I will try to us a cutting from it to grow more, thank you very good and easy to follow video.
Thanks for the straight forward walk through. Keep up the good work.
Thank you.😊 I'l do that to.propagate my lavander plants.
I can’t wait to see if I can do cuttings. I’ve started 4 from my lavender plant.
I'm gonna love this video.. Well yeah
Absolutely! Thanks bro
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Love your video. Thank you. I am going to take some cuttings from my large lavender plant and try to make a few tree lavenders. Your video has been the most helpful in learning to propagate them. Thanks again.
You’re welcome!! Thanks for watching, I’m glad I was able to help you out 😃
Thank you for sharing this fool proof method. Simple and easy to follow
Thank you! 🧑🌾
Thanks. Clear and informative
that's really a nice potted lavender bush you have there ripley. never grew it but used the oils to help me sleep comfortably. thanks for the info. carmine p.
Thank you! We just got it this spring :) yes, I love lavender too!
It's all about the small details 😍 very good video
Great gardening advice
Excellent EXPLANATION❤❤
Thanks for the explanation and the different alternative methods :)
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 🧑🌾
Thankyou for a simple guide. I am going to try this at home .🤞
Youre welcome, have fun!
Thankyou for this, will give it a go tomorrow! Other videos I've seen dont make it so clear so never got a result with my attempts.
Thank you so very much for this video. I have been wanting to see how to grow from clippings for a while now. I took cuttings today and put a bunch in soil and water. I can't wait to see them grow.
Hey.. How is ur lavender today? I'm planning to do mine today
@@dziunia3juni660 Most of it turned out pretty well and is doing good.
Oct
I'm from Sri Lanka tried my very best to get a lavender plant fortunately from Nuwara eliya I was able , love the smell now could follow the tips how to grow thank u Premani Fonseka
Love the way you explain everything in detail.
Thank you so much for your very helpful tips. I wanted to create more lavender plants with the two huge ones I have so this will be great. Thank you. I hope the larger lavender can be cut and repainted the same way.
Excellent 👍
Thank you! This information helps a lot.
Hi! I hope i succeed too! Thank you! Pleasant gardening! 🌞🌸
You can do it!
Thanks for sharing. What is the soil should use?
I didn't know that I even had lavender in my garden til this week! Kept buying random plants last year. Going to try to propagate now. Wish me luck.
Do you have a video on how to do the topiary?
Good luck!!! Sorry no I don’t, I actually bought it formed like that already!
Very helpful, thank you.
Can you do a video on how to care for this topiary lavender?
I am searching through the comments for anything topiary-related & found this comment. I agree he should do a Lavender Topiary Video because I bought 10 of them from Lowe's & I want to maximize the likelihood of their success!!!
Thank u very very helpful🌬️🙏🏾☺️I'll try
RIGHT on! Good video!
Just filled your video, hopefully I’ll have even more lavender soon 😇🌱 thank you
This is a beautiful Spanish lavender!!
How can I train my plant to look like that?
Thank you for the video!!
Awesome! Going to do this today 👍🏼😉💜🇺🇸
Great video. Going outside now to pick some cuttings.
Have fun!!! 😊🪴
Thank you 🎉
EXCELLENT !
Thank you!!
I've taken cuttings for White Buddleia and Hydrangea's and made a video on these about 3 years ago. Also took cuttings for Spirea, Lavender and Hebe's.
What kind of soil is needed. Also is it better to take cuttings or start with seeds which is hard to germinate
Nice and simple instructions. Thank you!
Thanks for watching :) be sure to check out the channel if you’re looking for more fun gardening projects 🙂
This was great, thank you!
beautiful standard
Thanks a lot! Happy gardening, hope to hear from you again soon.
Hi thank you this is so simplified and great I love it! I have one quick question… I am in Northern California and I am just about to trim back my lavender as most of it has bloomed… Is it too late for me to start some young plants.. can they just grow long through the fall etc.
Is there a reason why you placed the cuttings at the edge of the pot versus middle? I want to propagate Provence (French Lavender), will this method work?
No reason 🌿 and yes that will work just fine for you!
Thank u so much... I've been trying 2 propagate my lavender this year but had no idea what 2 do... I was putting it in the water + it jest going mouldy... now I know...strip the leaves!! Lol... anyway.. thank u...💜✌
Do you leave them in a sunny place or shade? while they propogate?
Very good video. One question please, why did you put the cuttings in the border of the plant pot and not in the middle of it?
Great video thank you but how much of the old wood that meats the new wood do I keep on the cutting? cm? and then strip all the leaves off them thank you