Planting lavender plugs | Starting a lavender farm

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  • Опубликовано: 7 июн 2022
  • We are starting a lavender farm! This is our second attempt to grow lavender here in Northeast Oklahoma. In this video, we prepare our field and plant our lavender.
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Комментарии • 21

  • @tonybolan7719
    @tonybolan7719 6 месяцев назад

    I’m planning on doing exactly the same thing. I love the modification to your tiller!

  • @dianekulback2430
    @dianekulback2430 2 года назад

    Impressed with your ingenuity and your determination! We started a small lavender farm this year too. Good luck to you!

  • @Skattie
    @Skattie 10 месяцев назад

    Awesome ❤

  • @gregmiller6477
    @gregmiller6477 10 месяцев назад

    I planted Vera, grosso & Provence memorial day weekend in Oklahoma. That week it began to rain and rained every few days until August 1. That's right, 2 months of rain. Had 300 because the suppliers were having trouble making more. Now have 190. They've grown and filled out but haven't created anything.

  • @lemonn_tineee668
    @lemonn_tineee668 5 месяцев назад

    will you try the same variety of lavender this year? or try for a different one?

  • @chocomojo9552
    @chocomojo9552 Год назад

    Don't worry, you ll find the différence in 10 years...😅

  • @Ginger-and-the-Giant
    @Ginger-and-the-Giant 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing how you started your lavender farm! My husband and I are looking into starting our own here in Southern Idaho 👏🏼
    How has your field held up a year later?

  • @mimi27513
    @mimi27513 2 года назад

    Are these rooted? You may need to baby them by potting them up first, then put in the field. Check to see if they have roots. Some nurseries sell them for the next step to be establishing roots.

    • @creekviewhomestead
      @creekviewhomestead  2 года назад +2

      Yes, they are rooted. This is actually our second attempt at growing lavender. We tried potting them first last year and they all died. All 200 of them. It's going better this year. We're trying until we get it right.

    • @mimi27513
      @mimi27513 2 года назад

      @@creekviewhomestead I hear ya! We bought some plants at the end of last season on clearance. We discovered there were 3 plants in the pots so we separated them & planted. They came back beautifully in the spring, but since then are struggling. Trying to figure out whether to water or wait with the lack of rain has been the question. The ones planted around the house, no special attention have been amazing now going on three years.

    • @creekviewhomestead
      @creekviewhomestead  2 года назад

      @@mimi27513 Same here! We have one in the flower bed in front of our house that we planted last spring (bought from Lowe's), and it's huge! I hardly ever water it. Crazy how that happens!

  • @Marlahanna
    @Marlahanna Год назад

    How did your lavender do? I’m part of the Colorado Lavender Association. We love to hear that people are planting.

    • @creekviewhomestead
      @creekviewhomestead  Год назад

      Unfortunately, they did not make it through the winter. We had a really weird winter this past year. But we aren't giving up. Trying again!

    • @talonmathis4426
      @talonmathis4426 2 месяца назад

      ​@@creekviewhomesteadI'm here in TN so you guys had to re sow the whole farm?

  • @dentonkid32
    @dentonkid32 Год назад

    Are you all just selling it at your local farmers market? Will be attempting to grow lavender in missouri this year, Fingers crossed!

    • @creekviewhomestead
      @creekviewhomestead  Год назад

      We aren't growing enough to sell yet. Hopefully soon. Good luck!

  • @rajarchanagarre7306
    @rajarchanagarre7306 Год назад

    Nice. Where is the farm? By any chance, do you reside in Washington state?

  • @user-bu8wh6nx8z
    @user-bu8wh6nx8z 11 месяцев назад

    Where are you getting your plugs