Growing Lavender

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Transplanting Lavender

Lavenders that are gangly and all spindleshanks probably aren't geting enough sunlight. These plants really do need about eight hours of sun each day.

Lavenders transplant well if you keep in mind there is a HUGE, GIGANTIC, sprawling root ball under this demure, smell-good plant. Give yourself time to work.

The best time to transplant is in very early spring and in late autumn/early winter. Try not to transplant when the ground is frozen. Water the plants well before moving them to a new position and trim off any flowering material (you want the plants to concentrate their energy on root development). After you dig the plant up, cut back and trim any damaged roots.

Transplants usually won't flower much the year they are transplanted, so use this to your advantage; keep trimming off any flower spikes and you will get a larger, fuller plant the following year.

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HOW TO REACH US

Purple Haze Lavender Farm and Store


Located at: 180 Bellbottom Road in Sequim, WA.


The gift shop at the farm will be OPEN DAILY from now through LABOR DAY!


Hours: 10:00am.-5:00pm.


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OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND!


Located at: 127 W. Washington Street, Sequim WA

Open Mon.-Thur. 9am.-5pm. Sat. 10am.-5pm. Sun. Noon-4pm.


Toll Free: 1-888-852-6560

Local Calls: 360-683-1714


Email: info@purplehazelavender.com




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Toll Free: 1-888-852-6560
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