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You can deadhead a lavender tree by pinching or snipping off the spent flower spikes right after they fade, and doing this regularly keeps the plant tidy and encourages more blooms.   Deadheading a lavender tree isn’t complicated, but timing and technique matter if you want to keep it looking full and healthy.   If … Read more

You can deadhead French lavender by snipping off the faded flower spikes just above the first set of healthy leaves.   It’s one of the easiest gardening tasks you’ll ever do, and it pays off big time for the health and beauty of your plant.   If you’ve been wondering how to deadhead French lavender … Read more

Deadheading a lavender plant means removing the spent flowers to encourage more blooms and keep the plant healthy.   It’s one of those simple gardening tasks that pays off in a big way.   If you’ve ever wondered how to deadhead a lavender plant, you’re in the right place.   The good news is that … Read more

To cut lavender to replant, you’ll want to take healthy stem cuttings from a mature plant and root them in a light, well-draining medium.   It’s one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to multiply your lavender, whether you’re expanding your garden or sharing plants with friends.   If you’ve ever wondered how to … Read more

You can cut Spanish lavender by using clean, sharp pruning shears to trim spent blooms and shape the plant without damaging its woody stems.   The best time to cut Spanish lavender is right after its first flush of flowers fades in late spring or early summer.   If you’ve been wondering how to cut … Read more

You can cut lavender so it grows back by pruning it at the right time and in the right place on the plant.   When you cut lavender the correct way, you encourage fresh new growth instead of leaving it woody and bare.   The key is knowing when to cut, how much to cut, … Read more