Me too!!! I had better germination rate on English Lavender ( got 30 starts). My Munstead Lavender only got 3 that germinated..... hey better than none. ❤️ Lavender.
QUESTION: What brand of drip irrigation do you have great results with?? I have seen videos you have done before but not locating it. I am wanting to invest insome this year to help in my senior years. Brian!!! Good to know info about Lavender. I was successful in starting some seeds and after plants starting putting on second to third set of leaves I usually start fertilizing. Thanks Brian!! Blessings to your family and team.
Love the look of the Spanish lavender! At the last house I plant the lavender in a cement block and it did really good! I got the idea from P. Allen Smith. Have a great weekend Brian and everyone else 🤗💕🤗
I actually planted lavendar next to my front door in basically clay soil. I dug out a good circle and added compost. It has been 2 years this is 3rd. Every year it grows back awesomely with no extra care. This year i am cutting all the dead branches from last couple years. I already see new growth so I probably waited too long but so much is going on. Oh well. I will post it in a week or so when done.
This is so helpful. I have a friend who keeps giving me lavender cuttings and it's hit or miss whether they survive planting. Now I know what to do better. Thanks!
I grow my Lavender in my aerogarden. When it hits 4" I remove it and pot it up in just organic soil. When the temperatures good I put it in a pot with my Rosemary and I use compost/perlite and organic soil. I do it every year and my porch smells so good with my morning coffee. I love your variety of Lavender. I think im going to try that next year.
Thank you. I love lavender and have tried growing it several times with no luck. Your video gave me information I didn’t have before so I may try it again.
I got lavender this Spring when the leader at church said it repels mosquitos. It works even though it has stopped blooming for now. I put the pots on the deck and sit outside during Zoom Bible Study or dinner. Yes, I have a mosquito net over my table umbrella but with the lavender, the mosquitos aren't around to sneak in while I have it unzipped. Maybe I'll get the lavender in the ground next year. This video taught me to remove the catch trays from under the pots so the water will drain completely out the holes.
I’m so jealous of how easy a spade goes into your soil! Heavy clay here, and the only time I can get a spade in like that is after a good soaking rain and enough days of drying out that you find that sweet spot where the soil is easily dug because it’s damp and not so wet it’s sticky. It’s a very small window of time.
Try sprankling the soil with microbes solution.. Maybe with microbial solution (like jadam's or eco enzyme, or others) and after a while it could make the soil perform better...
I took over my garden in 1978. Very heavy clay. I bought in 3 tons of cow manure and spread it. Turned the soil before winter frosts. Added compost from two large bays that are always working. Now the soil is beautiful.
First time ever trying lavander, keeping fingers crossed. Munstead started from seed middle with some ok results, plants are 4/5" tall. Also did a cold stratification for about 30 days in the refrigerator with two different seed source with munstead...pretty Good results. Some in pots , and a few small plants in the ground , see what happens. Fragrance is spectacular even from the smallest plantings. Crappy soil neutral to slightly alkaline information came right from a Lavander grower. Extreme patients from seed.
Thanks for posting this information. I now feel better knowing I can plant my Lavender in pots. Snow bird here from Garden State to Sunshine State 9b. I so miss some of the plants I had the pleasure watching grow there in the North. A smile on my face now. I am going Lavender shopping! Peace and Blessings to you.
I am in zone 7. I worried about my potted lavender outside over the winter, but it did well and has really bounced back now that we are getting warmer weather.
I’m in Connecticut zone 6B and despite our wild winters, the lavender I planted summer of 2020 has come back each year! I do a thick layer of mulch in my garden so I think that has something to do with it. Rosemary however dies in our winter and I buy new plants each summer.
This vid came up on my FB feed. I am thinking about planting lavender in my small perennial bed so this vid was timely. Thank you for the information & demonstrations. Gotcha a new sub.
Great info. I bought and potted some Spanish Lavendar about 3 weeks ago but i think i dont get enough sunlight because they are wilting and the stems have turned gray. They get about 7 hours of sun. I'll keep trying to save them if i can.😊
I've never seen Spanish Lavender before, it's really beautiful and one would fit in my sunny border at the front... I just put in a couple of Iris last autumn, so not sure I really have room.
Thank you for this video, it's very helpful 🙏 I living in Sydney, weather is warm, in summer can be very hot. I love lavender, bought some English and French ones planted in ground, after a while not happy there, some start to died off, so dug out put in a big container face northwest, still not thriving, I went to nursery ask one of the staffs he said maybe not enough water, so I water it twice a week now can see some improvement and few flowers. Another pot is on the balcony face west looking so miserable no flower at all, moved to shade area the same What I did wrong 😞
You may need to water it more frequently. I'm having to water mine every other day. I totally drown it when I water it. It's in a big plastic pot with good drainage. I'm in the desert of Phoenix Arizona, USA. It's very hot here. It's been around 115f (46c?)the last couple days, and so far so good. It does get full sun, too and it's always stressed that the Phoenix sun is not the same as everyone else's full sun.
Lavender is my kryptonite. My area gets so cold in the winter - I have to start over every year and it just fails. Even tried Munstead lavender which is supposed to be cold-hardy - couldn't get it to germinate. BUT - the cactus soil. That's my nugget from today. Thank you! Going to try that. Thank you!
I live in Alaska. I had a nice lavender plant last summer but it did not come back up. I just bought another one today. I think I s add m going to plant in a pot and over Winter keep it in my garage
I tried last year to start lavender seeds and nothing happened. I tried again this year and had success! I sort of did a little experiment. I did the cold stratification method on half of them and then just planted the other half into a Styrofoam cup, and started indoors with both. I also over seeded both, and both were successful. In fact, the Styrofoam cup with the seeds that I did not cold stratify had more success. I already transplanted them into bigger pots outdoors. I’d say they’re probably about 3 inches tall and look really good. They also smell amazing.
Southern ca here and in my experience lavender don’t like too much water or any fertilizer. I hardly water it and don’t fertilize and it blooms like crazy all growing season. That’s in ground I’ve never done container for lavender
I used a large pot. Stacked the bottom with rocks, used an indoor outdoor soil, added lava rock and perlite for drainage. Already looking better from the store.
Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. I am putting in a new lavender soon, after no more freezing nights. Do you have a video on pruning lavender? I removed a huge, several years old lavender because inside of plant was all dead.
Thanks for the great content Brian! I actually had some lavender I bought, but waited until I could get to this video before planting them. Unfortunately I may have waited too long. The leaves have really yellowed, which made me think I may have been watering them too much, but when I pulled them out of their temporary containers today, the soil in the root ball was dry. I just put them in the ground slightly raised like you said, since the area I planted them in does tend to have water pool up under heavy rains. Hopefully they take to the new spot and start thriving again. Otherwise I may need to get some new ones and put the in the ground immediately.
I mix in a lot of chicken grit with things that are in pots and need good drainage. I wash it first although I'm not really sure that's needed. It seems to really work well and is pretty inexpensive. Another thing I do when I pot instead of putting a broken something in the bottom, I use drywall tape. It holds everything in and never gets clogged up. And, again, it's inexpensive!
@@NextLevelGardeningI live in NY in an apartment. Just bought one today from Trader Joe’s and it’s huge. I’ll keep it on fire escape for nice months but what can I do in the winter? Thank you in advance. Love your channel 🙌🏼.
Perfect timing. I have a lavender plant that is in a pot and I am going to report it or possibly place it in my landscape. I live in southeast Alabama and we have sandy soil so it should do well either way. Thanks for the tips.
I grow a type of lavender that grows and survives over winter in TN. To propagate I just cut off a branch and stick it in the ground. I think I have the Phenomenal lavender.
the root ball of lavender grows to a depth and width of 8-12 inches.....This is a very accurate rule of thumb, thus a 12 x 12 inch pot will be big enough for a healthy root ball for the life of the lavender. :)
In in Socal too, just love the look of terracotta for the mediterranean styling. If you can find ones where they've glazed the inside, it greatly saves on moisture loss.
@@bluebird4805 A quick workaround I've found useful is lining smaller pots with trashbags to serve as a moisture barrier before putting potting soil in!
How can you tell if the lavender you have is dead or alive. I have one that was trained as a tree. It has grey is ferns on it but absolutely no green! Helpful video. Thanks for sharing! 💜
What do you think about adding perlite to the potting mix? I live in Georgia where we get frequent rains. I hear that the Phenomenal lavender does well here and bought three four inch pots. It seems strange to plant one in each pot (say a 14 inch pot), but maybe they DO really grow large in one summer?
I live in nj. Last summer I was walking towards the beach and I saw this house w the most beautiful, large lavender bushes. I wonder how did that bush survive the winters with the house being so close to the beach? Literally a block or two away. I bought my first small lavender plant and I can’t wait to plant it. I live far from the beach but the winters are very cold here. Zone 7a. How would I make sure lavender survives the winter in a pot outside ?
I bought my first lavender plant and planted it in my wooden raised bed cuz it’s so tiny. Will this still grow in there or should I transplant into a pot? I’ve got a lot of stuff in that bed but the lavender doesn’t look that great. Thanks- Dee, IL
This is a question for Brian. I just watch your Blue Berry planting video. You purchased a pot from Sam’s Club (White). What was the pot made of - plastic or pottery. Do the plants do ok in plastic pots - roots don’t cook in the summer? I live in Los Angeles. Thank you. I know this isn’t related but Emilie suggests I post this question on your latest video. Thanks so much - big fan!!!
Id love to know if my plant went dormant or is dead. Im in UT, and we got snow 2 weeks into May😢 so is she a late bloomer or should i have brought her in for winter? She was beautiful last season.
How severally can I cut my lavender back. It has been growing in a container for several years (10) and it is taking over the area. Your help would be appreciated.
Hello, I have a French lavender tree in a pot and I want to put it in the soil next to my Russian sage but I don’t want damage it. I live in zone 6 what’s your recommendation? Should I live it in the pot and take it indoors for Winter or the tree can tolerate winter weather?
I grew lavender around my pond and forgot to prune it last year, now it's randomly woody...can I cut the mass from the wood and plant that part with rooting hormone or will it kill it?
I'm in sw Florida, zone 10a. My soil is sandy. How can I amend my soil or can I? I have been growing in pots so that hasn't been an issue. Now I was "allowed" 😅 about a 10ft x 10ft piece of the backyard. And since it's rainy Florida, my lavander is staying in a pot.
You said that the lavender trees can grow from zones 5 - 9. I live in Massachusetts zone 6A now if I plant the lavender tree in the groung will it servive the cold winters that we can getat times?
@Next Level Gardening Hi Brian, I have learned and of course, that when moving an established plant from one planting site to another, it is very important to prune it immediately to reduce the shock of planting and if the plant is planted in a pot, I place it in the shade for a day. I live in a very hot and dry place in the summer, it only rains in the winter for about four months plus or minus. Mediterranean climate . I would love to know what the success % is in transferring the plants in your garden, according to your experience.
Hi Brian, how does the lavender topiary hold up in wind? I trained a rosemary as a very tall standard in a traditional lollipop that I keep inside or in the greenhouse, as I think the wind would break it. Plus I’m zone 3 anyway. I’ve been wanting to try a lavender but want to keep it outside in the summer. Your lavender standards look really sturdy. I’m thinking if I trained the lavender outside (and not so tall), it will be strong.
Growing Spanish Lavender Standards (topiary) in plastic pots in a very hot climate - generally in the 80's but it got super hot here recently, as high as 95F. I really need to understand how often and WHEN to water the lavender, so that I don't overwater it. Two of my pots the lavender is droopy. I suspect the pots they are in are far too small. One of the plants I put in a bit larger pot seems to be doing a lot better than the other two, even with the heat. But I am afraid of overwatering them. Can you tell us when to water the potted Spanish Lavender? I have heard repeatedly that they are NOT drought tolerant in pots, and not as young plants in the landscape either.. but worry about overwatering in plastic pots
Hey Brian, I had a quick question about your fertilizer routine I was hoping you might have a chance to answer! 😊 It is a bit unrelated to this video but I thought commenting on your newest video would be best! I bought neptunes harvest for my tomato seedlings and was going to follow your instructions to use it at half strength, however, i only have about 10 tomato plants and dont need 4.5 liters of fertilizer, so i did some math and reduced the ratio down to 1ml of fertilizer per 600ml of water, and found out i can use my kitchen scale to weigh out the 1ml as 1g. I was just wondering if this sounds right to you? 1g of neptunes harvest fish and seaweed per 600ml of water?
It sounds right but I'm far from a math whiz! The great thing about NH is it is very forgiving. You won't hurt your seedings if you're off one way or the other
I succeeded at starting some from seed and got it planted. Its only like 2 or 3 inches tall and already smells AMAZING.
Same here I love the smell
What kind of lavender do you grow and what zone are you in? Blessing ❤️🌺
I grew Lavendar from seed for the first time tbis year. It's doing well and smells amazing even when it only had a few leaves
Me too!!! I had better germination rate on English Lavender ( got 30 starts). My Munstead Lavender only got 3 that germinated..... hey better than none. ❤️ Lavender.
QUESTION: What brand of drip irrigation do you have great results with?? I have seen videos you have done before but not locating it. I am wanting to invest insome this year to help in my senior years. Brian!!! Good to know info about Lavender. I was successful in starting some seeds and after plants starting putting on second to third set of leaves I usually start fertilizing. Thanks Brian!! Blessings to your family and team.
Love the shape of the spanish lavender in the terracota pot. Id love to train mine to grow like that.
I have tryed to grow lavender three years in a row. Have no luck. So this year I will try growing it in pots.
Love the look of the Spanish lavender! At the last house I plant the lavender in a cement block and it did really good! I got the idea from P. Allen Smith. Have a great weekend Brian and everyone else 🤗💕🤗
Your my favorite gardener on here. Very smart and right to the point
I actually planted lavendar next to my front door in basically clay soil. I dug out a good circle and added compost. It has been 2 years this is 3rd. Every year it grows back awesomely with no extra care. This year i am cutting all the dead branches from last couple years. I already see new growth so I probably waited too long but so much is going on. Oh well. I will post it in a week or so when done.
This is so helpful. I have a friend who keeps giving me lavender cuttings and it's hit or miss whether they survive planting. Now I know what to do better. Thanks!
I grow my Lavender in my aerogarden. When it hits 4" I remove it and pot it up in just organic soil. When the temperatures good I put it in a pot with my Rosemary and I use compost/perlite and organic soil. I do it every year and my porch smells so good with my morning coffee.
I love your variety of Lavender. I think im going to try that next year.
Best lavendar video I've seen! And I've watched a lot!
Wow, thank you!
Wow, i just bought lavender seeds yesterday to try to grow for the first time. Nice timing as always!
Oh good!
Thank you. I love lavender and have tried growing it several times with no luck. Your video gave me information I didn’t have before so I may try it again.
I got lavender this Spring when the leader at church said it repels mosquitos. It works even though it has stopped blooming for now. I put the pots on the deck and sit outside during Zoom Bible Study or dinner. Yes, I have a mosquito net over my table umbrella but with the lavender, the mosquitos aren't around to sneak in while I have it unzipped. Maybe I'll get the lavender in the ground next year. This video taught me to remove the catch trays from under the pots so the water will drain completely out the holes.
I’m so jealous of how easy a spade goes into your soil! Heavy clay here, and the only time I can get a spade in like that is after a good soaking rain and enough days of drying out that you find that sweet spot where the soil is easily dug because it’s damp and not so wet it’s sticky. It’s a very small window of time.
Try sprankling the soil with microbes solution.. Maybe with microbial solution (like jadam's or eco enzyme, or others) and after a while it could make the soil perform better...
I took over my garden in 1978. Very heavy clay. I bought in 3 tons of cow manure and spread it. Turned the soil before winter frosts. Added compost from two large bays that are always working. Now the soil is beautiful.
Please make a video on how to propagate lavender. I enjoy and find your videos very informative.
First time ever trying lavander, keeping fingers crossed. Munstead started from seed middle with some ok results, plants are 4/5" tall. Also did a cold stratification for about 30 days in the refrigerator with two different seed source with munstead...pretty Good results.
Some in pots , and a few small plants in the ground , see what happens. Fragrance is spectacular even from the smallest plantings.
Crappy soil neutral to slightly alkaline information came right from a Lavander grower. Extreme patients from seed.
Thanks for posting this information. I now feel better knowing I can plant my Lavender in pots. Snow bird here from Garden State to Sunshine State 9b. I so miss some of the plants I had the pleasure watching grow there in the North. A smile on my face now. I am going Lavender shopping! Peace and Blessings to you.
I am in zone 7. I worried about my potted lavender outside over the winter, but it did well and has really bounced back now that we are getting warmer weather.
What beautiful tulips
Thank you for this. I’ll need to give lavender another go and try it in containers
Great information! I'm diving into lavender this season. Totally failed trying from seed though!. Thanks Brian!!
I’m in Connecticut zone 6B and despite our wild winters, the lavender I planted summer of 2020 has come back each year! I do a thick layer of mulch in my garden so I think that has something to do with it. Rosemary however dies in our winter and I buy new plants each summer.
Great information! Now I know more about planting some Lavender in pots. Ty for sharing this information
Great vid! Wanted to share: I use circular trays that fit under the terra-cotta pots. Really help conserve water.
Thank you so much, I'll try again hopefully I'll succeed this time. I'm in South Africa
This vid came up on my FB feed. I am thinking about planting lavender in my small perennial bed so this vid was timely. Thank you for the information & demonstrations. Gotcha a new sub.
I so enjoy your teaching videos. Great variety.
I just bought a Spanish lavender. Big help! I will plant in pot as I have clay soil and humidity!
Great info. I bought and potted some Spanish Lavendar about 3 weeks ago but i think i dont get enough sunlight because they are wilting and the stems have turned gray. They get about 7 hours of sun. I'll keep trying to save them if i can.😊
I've never seen Spanish Lavender before, it's really beautiful and one would fit in my sunny border at the front... I just put in a couple of Iris last autumn, so not sure I really have room.
Thank you for this video, it's very helpful 🙏
I living in Sydney, weather is warm, in summer can be very hot.
I love lavender, bought some English and French ones planted in ground, after a while not happy there, some start to died off, so dug out put in a big container face northwest, still not thriving, I went to nursery ask one of the staffs he said maybe not enough water, so I water it twice a week now can see some improvement and few flowers.
Another pot is on the balcony face west looking so miserable no flower at all, moved to shade area the same What I did wrong 😞
You may need to water it more frequently. I'm having to water mine every other day. I totally drown it when I water it. It's in a big plastic pot with good drainage. I'm in the desert of Phoenix Arizona, USA. It's very hot here. It's been around 115f (46c?)the last couple days, and so far so good. It does get full sun, too and it's always stressed that the Phoenix sun is not the same as everyone else's full sun.
Lavender is my kryptonite. My area gets so cold in the winter - I have to start over every year and it just fails. Even tried Munstead lavender which is supposed to be cold-hardy - couldn't get it to germinate. BUT - the cactus soil. That's my nugget from today. Thank you! Going to try that. Thank you!
In areas where the winter gets to -30C would you suggest overwintering the potted lavender in a cool dark place inside?
@@allisonryder4781 Im wondering the same thing
Me to!
I live in Alaska. I had a nice lavender plant last summer but it did not come back up. I just bought another one today. I think I s add m going to plant in a pot and over Winter keep it in my garage
I tried last year to start lavender seeds and nothing happened. I tried again this year and had success! I sort of did a little experiment. I did the cold stratification method on half of them and then just planted the other half into a Styrofoam cup, and started indoors with both. I also over seeded both, and both were successful. In fact, the Styrofoam cup with the seeds that I did not cold stratify had more success. I already transplanted them into bigger pots outdoors. I’d say they’re probably about 3 inches tall and look really good. They also smell amazing.
Southern ca here and in my experience lavender don’t like too much water or any fertilizer. I hardly water it and don’t fertilize and it blooms like crazy all growing season. That’s in ground I’ve never done container for lavender
I’m stoked to try the pot method of growing lavender! I have a terracotta pot like yours . Yipeeee!😊
I used a large pot. Stacked the bottom with rocks, used an indoor outdoor soil, added lava rock and perlite for drainage. Already looking better from the store.
Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. I am putting in a new lavender soon, after no more freezing nights. Do you have a video on pruning lavender? I removed a huge, several years old lavender because inside of plant was all dead.
Thanks for the great content Brian! I actually had some lavender I bought, but waited until I could get to this video before planting them. Unfortunately I may have waited too long. The leaves have really yellowed, which made me think I may have been watering them too much, but when I pulled them out of their temporary containers today, the soil in the root ball was dry. I just put them in the ground slightly raised like you said, since the area I planted them in does tend to have water pool up under heavy rains. Hopefully they take to the new spot and start thriving again. Otherwise I may need to get some new ones and put the in the ground immediately.
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Haven’t try lavender yet, but I love the smell. I am will be looking for lavender at the farmers market tomorrow. Thanks Brian!!
thank you for going over other climates! i'm in zone 8b and its hard to find gardening videos about my zone but you covered all the basics.
Thank you very much for your time and information sharing.
I love planting lavender here will not grow in my country, i apply it to my plants here and it work thank you ❤
I mix in a lot of chicken grit with things that are in pots and need good drainage. I wash it first although I'm not really sure that's needed. It seems to really work well and is pretty inexpensive. Another thing I do when I pot instead of putting a broken something in the bottom, I use drywall tape. It holds everything in and never gets clogged up. And, again, it's inexpensive!
That is a great idea! I'm going to try both!
"Lavender doesn't like that." That comment made me laugh. Thanks for the container tips.
I just love lavender and want to grow it in a container inside in front of a window and enjoy that great smell
Yes!
@@NextLevelGardeningI live in NY in an apartment. Just bought one today from Trader Joe’s and it’s huge. I’ll keep it on fire escape for nice months but what can I do in the winter? Thank you in advance. Love your channel 🙌🏼.
Great thorough video! Thank you!
Perfect timing. I have a lavender plant that is in a pot and I am going to report it or possibly place it in my landscape. I live in southeast Alabama and we have sandy soil so it should do well either way. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you. I also have the big bush French Lavender like you have where you placed the repot lavender tree. I wonder can we train it become a tree?
Definitely going to do lavender in pots. Do I need to cover them in the winter. It gets really cold in Arkansas? Blessings❤️🌺
I grow a type of lavender that grows and survives over winter in TN. To propagate I just cut off a branch and stick it in the ground. I think I have the Phenomenal lavender.
Thanks for this!
the root ball of lavender grows to a depth and width of 8-12 inches.....This is a very accurate rule of thumb, thus a 12 x 12 inch pot will be big enough for a healthy root ball for the life of the lavender. :)
In in Socal too, just love the look of terracotta for the mediterranean styling. If you can find ones where they've glazed the inside, it greatly saves on moisture loss.
Sheffield plant guy on YT showed what to glaze pots. DecoArt sealant…😊
@@bluebird4805 A quick workaround I've found useful is lining smaller pots with trashbags to serve as a moisture barrier before putting potting soil in!
How can you tell if the lavender you have is dead or alive. I have one that was trained as a tree. It has grey is ferns on it but absolutely no green! Helpful video. Thanks for sharing! 💜
Break a branch and see if it's green inside or brown and dead
Thank you for the info.--my lavender usually thrives only for a year or two--then dies off.
I love your Spanish lavender! I wish it would make it in our zone 5
Aha! I now know where I'm going to move my Spanish Lavender! Thanks for the tips! I call it Purple Pineapples ~ lol.
Thank you! 😎
Great video!
Thank you !
Many years no double stack at Moffit tunnel. That has changed helping movement!
Add piling up going or coming. Might be ship waiting on a train.
I live near Pam Springs and our temps get into triple digits. Should I plant in ground or a container? This heat is rough
In ground would be better
What do you think about adding perlite to the potting mix? I live in Georgia where we get frequent rains. I hear that the Phenomenal lavender does well here and bought three four inch pots. It seems strange to plant one in each pot (say a 14 inch pot), but maybe they DO really grow large in one summer?
Hi there I live in the Mountain snow in the winter please teach me how to grow lavender in the pot , I love lavender a lot . Many thanks 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you
Beautiful 🌹❤️
I live in nj. Last summer I was walking towards the beach and I saw this house w the most beautiful, large lavender bushes. I wonder how did that bush survive the winters with the house being so close to the beach? Literally a block or two away. I bought my first small lavender plant and I can’t wait to plant it. I live far from the beach but the winters are very cold here. Zone 7a. How would I make sure lavender survives the winter in a pot outside ?
THANK YOU!!!! I’ve had such a hard time growing lavender!!! I had some but it just wouldn’t bloom-is that because of too much water?????????????
Brian: "These are Spanish lavender."
My brain: "So 'lavendola'?"
🤣😂🤣
In Spanish: Lavanda…😊
I bought my first lavender plant and planted it in my wooden raised bed cuz it’s so tiny. Will this still grow in there or should I transplant into a pot? I’ve got a lot of stuff in that bed but the lavender doesn’t look that great. Thanks- Dee, IL
Should do well there
This is a question for Brian. I just watch your Blue Berry planting video. You purchased a pot from Sam’s Club (White). What was the pot made of - plastic or pottery. Do the plants do ok in plastic pots - roots don’t cook in the summer? I live in Los Angeles. Thank you. I know this isn’t related but Emilie suggests I post this question on your latest video.
Thanks so much - big fan!!!
Thank you. They're like a concrete or plaster molded pot.
@@NextLevelGardening thanks so much.
Id love to know if my plant went dormant or is dead. Im in UT, and we got snow 2 weeks into May😢 so is she a late bloomer or should i have brought her in for winter? She was beautiful last season.
You can't put the tulip bulbs back in the fridge this winter?
Thank you. I love English lavender. Living in S FL I feel like I’m going against Mother Nature. So…Terra-cotta pots it is.🤗
Very helpful! Just subscribed.
How severally can I cut my lavender back. It has been growing in a container for several years (10) and it is taking over the area. Your help would be appreciated.
THANK YOU~
Very nice
Hello, I have a French lavender tree in a pot and I want to put it in the soil next to my Russian sage but I don’t want damage it. I live in zone 6 what’s your recommendation? Should I live it in the pot and take it indoors for
Winter or the tree can tolerate winter weather?
I grew lavender around my pond and forgot to prune it last year, now it's randomly woody...can I cut the mass from the wood and plant that part with rooting hormone or will it kill it?
Nice tip !!
How did you shape it as a tree?? It is beautiful!!!
I'm in sw Florida, zone 10a. My soil is sandy. How can I amend my soil or can I? I have been growing in pots so that hasn't been an issue. Now I was "allowed" 😅 about a 10ft x 10ft piece of the backyard. And since it's rainy Florida, my lavander is staying in a pot.
I love lavender and have a circular driveway I want to line with lavender assortment
Nice!
You said that the lavender trees can grow from zones 5 - 9. I live in Massachusetts zone 6A now if I plant the lavender tree in the groung will it servive the cold winters that we can getat times?
@Next Level Gardening
Hi Brian, I have learned and of course, that when moving an established plant from one planting site to another, it is very important to prune it immediately to reduce the shock of planting and if the plant is planted in a pot, I place it in the shade for a day. I live in a very hot and dry place in the summer, it only rains in the winter for about four months plus or minus. Mediterranean climate . I would love to know what the success % is in transferring the plants in your garden, according to your experience.
You mentioned that you planted artichokes in your Mediterranean garden. What variety and did you use gopher cages?
Green globe. No I'm o lying using gopher cages on long lived plants... like roses and trees
@@NextLevelGardening I don’t know about you, by my artichokes here in 9b come back every year. Been in at least 10 years.
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I need help brining back to life my small indoor Spanish lavender 😭 please post a video on that. Specially when it comes down to trimming 😢
but there are so many varieties which are best for zone 7a nyc outdoors all yr around?
Cactus potting mix generally has lime in it from what I have seen, and I have read that Spanish Lavender does not tolerate lime?
What soil/soil mix are you using to pot? Looks different from your ground soil, TIA!
will it grow in the Tropics? I am in WAfrica....have never seen them here
Hi Brian, how does the lavender topiary hold up in wind? I trained a rosemary as a very tall standard in a traditional lollipop that I keep inside or in the greenhouse, as I think the wind would break it. Plus I’m zone 3 anyway. I’ve been wanting to try a lavender but want to keep it outside in the summer. Your lavender standards look really sturdy. I’m thinking if I trained the lavender outside (and not so tall), it will be strong.
Growing Spanish Lavender Standards (topiary) in plastic pots in a very hot climate - generally in the 80's but it got super hot here recently, as high as 95F.
I really need to understand how often and WHEN to water the lavender, so that I don't overwater it. Two of my pots the lavender is droopy. I suspect the pots
they are in are far too small. One of the plants I put in a bit larger pot seems to be doing a lot better than the other two, even with the heat. But I am afraid of
overwatering them. Can you tell us when to water the potted Spanish Lavender? I have heard repeatedly that they are NOT drought tolerant in pots, and not as
young plants in the landscape either.. but worry about overwatering in plastic pots
Hey Brian, I had a quick question about your fertilizer routine I was hoping you might have a chance to answer! 😊 It is a bit unrelated to this video but I thought commenting on your newest video would be best! I bought neptunes harvest for my tomato seedlings and was going to follow your instructions to use it at half strength, however, i only have about 10 tomato plants and dont need 4.5 liters of fertilizer, so i did some math and reduced the ratio down to 1ml of fertilizer per 600ml of water, and found out i can use my kitchen scale to weigh out the 1ml as 1g. I was just wondering if this sounds right to you? 1g of neptunes harvest fish and seaweed per 600ml of water?
It sounds right but I'm far from a math whiz! The great thing about NH is it is very forgiving. You won't hurt your seedings if you're off one way or the other
I live in zone 5. Do I need to cut back lavender in the fall for winter?
Great information. What zone are you in?
Would they do well in cactus soil? Still watching lol.
Apparently this is Spanish Lavender (I thought it was french). Does all of this instruction also apply to English Lavender?
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My lavender tree looks really good and green, but the buds are brown. What do I need to do? Please help